A Chateau By The Sea
(A Collaboration)
By
Michelle Mead
& William Bonilla
01 15/10
Won't you come along with me upon this journey heavenly?
where love and light are as endless as the widest deepest sea
where roses crimson gathered are worn proud by ladies fair
who gaze upon the water blue with a purple iris in their hair
Mine is to fulfill your desires, escorting you to where lovers dream
Walking through perfumed lingering distant chateaus
Embroidered in floral hues, offsetting pristine stucco walls
where beautiful women are awed upon, near the mystic sea.
Yes, I'll follow you then, arm in arm, anywhere you choose,
we'll rest our sun-drenched bodies in rooms with scenic views,
I'll open up your white shirt and then kiss your chest so tan,
we'll make love long and sweet, and I'll tell you you're my man
We reside in a world rule by passionate desires, are my thoughts
Hands undress my guard in a paradise blessing our sight
Leaving me in my nakedness of birth, soft tender lips shower my body
With heavenly kisses, gentle hands search to conqueror my soul
The night was clear, the moon was full, silvery beam witnessed love.
Regis
Carole~
For selecting me to compose a collaboration with you
I am so deeply honored
Love & Peace be with you
William
Peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"
A good sign or rule of thumb to good poetry, is if one can read and grasp a poem just by the last words of each line.
A fine wine partnership. Top drawer.
The two styles make for one top poem.
BTW it's a loooong way down to review, there seems to be a tech' hitch.
be well,
carolyn
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