If it wasn't for Authors, I would never go anywhere!
Today I packed my bags for Spain I flew there in only ten minutes I landed on a grassy mound near a village looking down, I can see cattle and people dressed in many bright colors
Tonight, I sit by a fire near the azure waters and watch Senoritas dance and sing the spicey smell of food cooked outside and spirits of rum and wine abound, and I become a senorita, and I dance swirling my skirts about, kicking my bare feet to the amorous gaze of a dark skinned boy dancing towards me in startlingly white pants
The muscles of his bare chest move in rhythm to the beat his hands as he claps them just above his dark, curly head
He smiles and his hands slip around my waist, I read the meaning in his dark eyes as the fluid movement of his slim hips guide me in this steamy salsa dance
Without words, I follow his sensual steps perfect in a dance I've never done before
Lost in the rhythm of the music and our bodies and the mystery of night, we become one but only as long as the music and the dance lasts
The music dies slowly, and the rhythm of the night comes to an end, we move away form each other, bow in respect, and go our seperate ways.
Tomorrow, I plan a trip to the Isle of Barbados all without leaving the warm comfort of my bedroom!
My absolute favorite way to travel. What a wonderful tour
guide you make, Denise!! I hope you plan to take us on more
trips. You have given me an idea. Maybe some of us ADers
should trade literary journeys. Sure we don't all read
the same books. When we do, we each take away something
different. Plus it is great to be reminded by a talented
writer about trips we have taken over the years. Gon' keep
a couple bags packed in case. T h a n k s!! 'Pea' <3
Denise,
I felt the great Rhythm in this.
Really well expressed , very entertaining too.
I will be reading more of what you write!
excellent!
peace',
Rich Criso Suarez
What a stunning poem Denise! You have shared a beautiful moment of your fascinating virtual vacation! What would we do without imagination!;-) Great write!
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guide you make, Denise!! I hope you plan to take us on more
trips. You have given me an idea. Maybe some of us ADers
should trade literary journeys. Sure we don't all read
the same books. When we do, we each take away something
different. Plus it is great to be reminded by a talented
writer about trips we have taken over the years. Gon' keep
a couple bags packed in case. T h a n k s!! 'Pea' <3
Sandie May Angel a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)
...Regis
immensely. A gem!
Denise,
I felt the great Rhythm in this.
Really well expressed , very entertaining too.
I will be reading more of what you write!
excellent!
peace',
Rich Criso Suarez
Reindeer
Joy and Peace,
Eileen