ponder the question, the spindle bobbin halo nipple moon, will she weave you to Sappho's crescent,
not hesitant to make your tweed, she'll be at your loom on time, her sheep marked on their backs with daubs of lavender to denote their wool preference,
she goes up the mountain to pull heather for yellow dye, moss from rocks for brown, are you ready to remove your gown, she's so close, archival paper seduces the languorous dawn,
here she comes... drinking mead from fermented honey, her hazel eyes scorn the dictionary's cynical definition of how the honeymoon got its name, the sweetness of love like the moon, no sooner full than it begins to wane,
turns off the laptop, hits your search button, your wool so wet, lanolin seeps from your inner thighs, she's got you where she wants you, a scissor-sheer position carding wool against wool,
the spindle bobbin halo nipple moon, bet she can weave you to Sappho's crescent,
This is totally beautiful, Sage. Sappho would indeed be proud to call you her daugher, lover, friend. Such essence of and eau de female is here. Full of intuition and suggestion like the feminine psyche. Stunning descriptions and imagery. Mwah! LOL dodeKanese Kate xx
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(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
Sonny G