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Cracked Plaster
by Helen C. Downey → (All Poetry by Helen C. Downey)
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Daydreaming can be healthy for an individual, maybe it can be reality.


Cracked Plaster

The steam rose towards the cracked plaster on the ceiling.
Bubbles grew vehemently as the candles flickered
Flames of love shadowed around the room.
Sinking into the warm silky lake I began to dream.

The sweetness of your breath was near.
So undeniable, the tenderness of your touch.
Upon my face, then slipping slowly down my curves.
To rest you hand upon the mounds.

The sheets were tangled among us.
Pillows on the floor.
Our lips searched our universes.
Opening up heavens door.

The steam rose toward the cracked plaster on the ceiling.
A golden glow surrounded the room and entered my heart.
Cozy and relaxed I picked up my glass of wine.
And as I lifted my glass toasting you...
                                     I felt you nuzzle me from behind.
                              ~~~~~~~~~~

© Eliza 11/13/04 
  

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 Reviews of "Cracked Plaster"
Reviewed by Bill Johnson
Reviewed on March 15, 2005
This is very rich in feeling and emotion. Lovely ending.

Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)
Reviewed on January 31, 2005
Yes this one is very interesting and I also welcome you to the den.

Reviewed by Lisa Hilbers
Reviewed on January 31, 2005
Wonderful poetry from the heart.
A perfect scene from a daydreamers mind. There's nothing like
sweet romance to quicken the passing of an afternoon.
Welcome to AD!

Lisa


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