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No smoochin in the Kitchen!
by ROCK-Salt! Art Proctor → (All Poetry by ROCK-Salt! Art Proctor)
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Guys, don't forget what you have, in that awesome lady, that calls you her, lord. For: Robert, Richard, Larry Don, Joe, Will, and all husbands everywhere. Art


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Aint no kissin goin on, aint no hands bein held, aint no smooching in the kitchen, aint no thrills, bein felt.

They're such little things, that take no time at all, nor, need a reason to do, and the rewards are tremendous,

what's wrong with you?

She's, still, so pretty, and alluring, the stature of a queen, why are you ingoring such a blessing, she still sees you, as a king.

There's a lot more than, providing,  that you should, be attendin to, like the kissin and hugging, the nibbling, and carressing,  saying:

" I love you"

Why not taste those lovely, ears, or inhale that awesome neck, while you tickle her with your eyelash, and give her chin a nibble, and a peck.

Bring her flowers, the supermarket, carries, all different kinds, find a vase and give her the gift of romance, and, watch her eyes, and countenance, glimmer, and, shine.

The romance is only dead, if you are dead to: the things that a lover must, cherish, and, continue, to do.

For life is filled with all sortsa stuff, but your lady is a queen and should be treated, as such.

The joy and the tingling in your soul, when you see her smile, should always be present, be there, all the while.

So get with it, and rediscover the one that loves you, true ; romance her and persue her, like ya used to do.

The rewards you reap, will rejuvinate your love, and make a, honeymoon, anew!

 

"You, have made my heart beat faster, my bride, you have made my heart beat faster, with a single glance of your eyes, with a single strand of your necklace.

How beautiful is your love. my bride, How much better is your love than wine, and the fragrance of your oils, than all kinds of spices! Your lips my bride drip, honey; Honey and milk are under your tongue, And the frangrsnce of your garments are like the fragrance of Lebenon"  Song of Songs 4:9-11

 

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 Reviews of "No smoochin in the Kitchen!"
Reviewed by Daring Sunshine
Reviewed on January 24, 2007
Wow, Rock! Awesome & magnificent..well done! I hope the guys will read this too; notice all the women drulling! :)
Peace&Grace,
Sharon

Reviewed by Rhonda Galizia
Reviewed on January 15, 2007
Bubba!

My oh my, ROCK
You are surely on a ROLL
Keep the magnificent parlez coming
Until those empty hearts are full!

There is no male who walks the earth,
As desirable as a Godly man;
One who truly knows his wife,
Then, loves her accordingly to His plan.

(i.e. Per our Creator's Instruction = The man must Love her to Glory!).

Sage & Fabulous Poetry, my wonderful and Godly Twin!

Love&Hugs&Blessings, Sis

Reviewed by Chantilly Lace (Reader)
Reviewed on January 14, 2007
Very nice

Reviewed by Joyce Bowling
Reviewed on January 14, 2007
Oh my what a write...every wife needs this hanging on their fridge, you've captured just what a woman needs and longs for. This is a keeper my friend, you've penned it well! Enjoyed so glad I stopped by.
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on January 14, 2007
This needs to be done with love in the heart too...not to just get the reward on the end of the day!!

You have the perfect idea here my friend!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by J M (Reader)
Reviewed on January 14, 2007
Rock I love his confirmations I was led to read this one just yesterday.
Why I had the Solomon art on the last poem. IT is so true most marriage Secular and Christian would be so full of love if the two remember they need the jestures of lovers the sweetness of wine to keep a flame going.
Men are often the reversal here too where the wife does not honor them a two way street. I commend you and respect you for honoring the marriage and the women here in this beautiful poem.

Blessings,
Joselyn

Reviewed by CJ Heck
Reviewed on January 13, 2007
Your poem is fresh and new and so romantic -- what wonderful advice, too. Well done!
Love,
CJ


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