So many of you beautiful ladies at AD have been my readers and encouragers, even when I am absent for long periods of time. I am writing a collection of poems that are dedicated to you. These are my gifts to you, not only for your support but in tribute to the unique and wonderful woman each of your are. This one is for Lady Debra Bateman
i have often wondered how anything so delicate
could be such an enigma of a woman’s strength
beneath her gentle exterior beats a brave heart
pushed down, her spirit broken, she rose again
colors of her wings glistening in the morning sun
she ballets on daffodils and frothy white clouds
she dances with bold knights at medieval balls
where her beauty shines and her soft lips smile
an invitation for soul kisses and tongue pleasures
always a perfect lady outside but inside her heart
the river of passion flows between shores of lust
where her fragrance seduces me to dream of her
enfolded in my arms on a moonlit tropical night
where she surrenders her body and soul to mine
she is a butterfly of love, rising like a gold mist
on the winds of each romantic fantasy shared
so gentle, so gracefully beautiful, so seductive
Falling to a rare sentinel illness and separated from her charges during a retrieval mission Xevera Nanay encounters the biggest threat to her survival but more importantly her autonomy when paramedic Michael Constantine recognizes and imprisons her
This is a sentimental and epic story about a young man, injured in the Viewnam War, who returns to Dallas, Texas, in 1964, and begins rebuilding his life. Set against the rock and roll era of the early 1960’s, when casual sex and recreational drugs w
When Miranda Nolan inherits a house she soon discovers a need to solve the mysteries surrounding the late owner along with resolving the strong attraction she feels for a co-claimant who lost his hearing and faces a world of silence.
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another utterly stunning & emotionally captive poem
Glistering Moon Pearls
Victoria
Much peace, love and light,
Amber
Blessings,
Christine