Ms. La Belle Rouge wished to read something romantic from my hand and I asked my Muse, she took me over three hundred years back and dressed me with one of the France Queens guards blue cloak with the golden enbroidered cross.
Ma petit Belle Rouge, ceci est pour vous.
Dark sky, like deep blue velvet embroidered
with more diamonds that you could count,
a finger of the moon by your window pointed
a Sleeping Beauty as looking inside I found.
Summer night, even the rocks were sweating
as I was, standing there still looking, I recount
when your green eyes suddenly were open
and without fear or shyness were looking back.
The amber colored silk sheet had slipped out,
immobile, nude, only dressed by moonlight
there you were, not even a little blush in your face,
just waiting for me, like a panther with desire.
We knew each other, you, one of the Grand Ladies,
me, a Queen’s Musketeer, and one not for hire,
you, a beauty like one of Versailles golden angels,
me, the one that among many you don’t look twice.
A owl reminded me which was past the second bell,
from the garden a jump took to land in your boudoir,
put down noiselessly the scabbard as I disrobed nude
you weren’t looking at my face, but you had a smile.
At my approach you moved to the middle of the bed,
with a sensuous inviting gesture resting on your back,
and I covered you with a body like a cold shadow
to melt my skin into your skin and suddenly be one.
Slowly rubbing our bodies against each other we forgot
that the universe is dragged by seconds by the time,
lubricated by our sweat we let the senses to take over
until that foreplay ignited the mother of all fires.
I whispered in your ear words that I never had said,
as I went deeper and deeper in you, my lover, inside,
where in thousand of eternities in ecstasy I exploded
and your kiss was fierce, tender, unforgettable and mine.
We didn’t slept, touching caresses roaming up and down,
exploring fingers ignited another fire before it was light,
after the passion was time for me discreet to leave, then
with a soft long moan, my love, you said goodbye.
Oh Georgie! You are so beautiful! This Love Offering for My Beautiful Sissy just brought me to tears! She still belives her Prince will come, but mine never will! If I could have a Prince, I would want him to be just like you! LOVE YOU! SC
Even sitting here in a air-conditioned room I began sweating. What a lovely and passionate write poet. And an excellent use of simile and imagery too.
"you weren’t looking at my face, but you had a smile."
I had to chuckle at this line Georg ... what she noticed was that you still had your socks on, right? (-:
When I read this poem the word that came to mind was Passion: passion of the flesh, passsion of the soul and passion the pen. Where would we be without these three passions?
In this heartfelt romantic memoir, Harry and Elizabeth share their passions and feelings about the poignant events that brought them back together after being divorced and estranged for almost twenty years. Filled with emotion, suspense, and humor --
I wrote this novel several years ago, I self published and never had it to sell. I have decided to rewrite it and hope to get it published within a few months for people to be able to buy. I had a few copies and gave them to a few family members and
Kathy
The French are natural born cowards.
Last week a German friend of mine asked the way to Paris. France surrendered...
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Look at those reviews the Den Ladies are loving it
You old romantic weasel you
"One For All And All For One"
peace be with you
William
Well done...
John
Blessings,
Joyce B.
THIS IS HOT! HOT! HOT!!!!!
"you weren’t looking at my face, but you had a smile."
I had to chuckle at this line Georg ... what she noticed was that you still had your socks on, right? (-:
Light and Wisdom ...
Richard
Love Tinka
Much enjoyed,
Carolyn
Peace, love, and Light,
Amber "V"
Newfie Hugs, Rose
Chris