Such a lovely day is today.
Lascivious is its beauty, and
the beauty is making love with
the loveliness of the day. And
the fleecy flowers are dancing
naked in the rain, with the
whispers of the breeze, saliently
as the stray petals of my life.
Ah, but, where are you? I long
to do nothing, except play,
“Hide and seek” in the rain with you.
Where are you, beloved? Come
Home soon…Come home soon.
Let me hold you by the waist
and stir the sugar of our love
with my tongue, and drink
the afternoon tea, straight
from the kettle of your love.
Where are you beloved? Come
home soon. Come home soon.
Such a lovely day is today.
Lascivious is its beauty, and
the beauty is making love with
the loveliness of the day, today.
How beautiful dancing sad lonly heartfelt so beautifully written.
That picture really is a fun and happy picture Perfect for the thoughts in this poem and the memory to remember.
Thank You so Much
Love Tracey xo
Their is such a sweet gentle sensuality within these lines, a soft air of romance and a desperate longing. This one so exquisitely expressed, but not surprising, as are all your writes. May your golden quill forever last.
This is beautiful, longing, romantic and sweet. So many emotions laced within your verses. This is a wonderful offering and very good poetry for the soul.
Take care,
Sherry
I can hardly believe that you write this from Kathmandu, when it sounds so Jane Austen and English period costume drama, Bhuwan... and sounds just my sort of teatime, too!! I pray that this most delightful, heart-warming and longing cameo comes into being right where you are... to be with your true love would, indeed, transform any landscape into the vast, sweeping lawns of a country house and into the mansion of your dreams... Bless you, LOL Kate xx
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That picture really is a fun and happy picture Perfect for the thoughts in this poem and the memory to remember.
Thank You so Much
Love Tracey xo
Their is such a sweet gentle sensuality within these lines, a soft air of romance and a desperate longing. This one so exquisitely expressed, but not surprising, as are all your writes. May your golden quill forever last.
warm hugs
Elga
Beautifully engrossing write - stunning work!!
Best regards,
Robert
This is a lovely poem Bhuwan!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in america, karen lynn in texas. :D
Love Tinka
And such a lovely poem this is.
Take care,
Sherry
This one is so beautiful and innocent. I like both the picture and the poem. Wonderful work indeed!
Sandie Angel a.k.a. Sandie May Angel :o)
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