opening eyes, finding yours looking back at me heart stopping in the still air of the moment deep blue of the sea, awashing over me to a light ultra marine...your eyes are like the serf turbulent yet deep, in frothy white soft foam your head moves and you eyes change hues taking wings you fly with eyes of cerulean passion lust deepens and they darken still to cobalt flecks of the silver shooting out sparks at me burning me with the very touch of your gaze smoldering passions take hold, dark cobalt blue... taking us to the forest with the green cyan now we now lay in pine needles of spruce softly drifting off into a cloudless midnight blue
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Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on August 9, 2003
Well, yes, I guess, and don't you look good in your Sunday dress.(Bobbie Gentry) VERY nice poem, cheryl.
Twenty-eight years ago, Stan Parker and Angela Carpenter broke off their engagement when each wanted to go their separate ways.
Stan became a sheriff’s deputy, married a dispatcher, and had a daughter. His wife died 7 years ago leaving him l
Best regards,
Leland
May Lu a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)
~Jackie~