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NATURE
by Emma Egbe → (All Poetry by Emma Egbe)
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Pleasures of NATURE


NATURE

Up in the woods

Held up in a cabin we lay

Looking into each others eyes

Hearing the owls and other night creatures sing.

Your hand caresses my face

My tiny hairs bolt up straight.

My body is transported in space

I can feel the warmth

The indoor temperature rises

Our energy is undeniable

The orchestra of creatures outside

Starts a melody for us

We move closer to each other

To enjoy the pleasures nature has to offer.

Your warmth is a divine pleasure

Which i will always treasure

My sense of feel heightens

Down below there moistens.

Your fingers find my core

My lava begins to rise

As you begin to explore,

My lava rises just a little more.

I am now very sure,

Nature’s greatest marvels

Are in wet and dark caves.

I cry out for you to explore a little more.

Be my very own Columbus,

Loose your way and find it again.

My steam machine is rolling,

The creatures outside are howling.

My vision fades in and out

I feel the pleasure in my ears about to pop.

I try to speak but utter nothing but a whisper

I am at the edge of a cliff

Your tiny kiss on my earlobe takes me over the edge.

I scream as I fall,

Eyes closed and all.

Nature outside hears my call

And joins the chorus.

I don’t drop as I thought,

But pleasurably float.

Engulfed in your arms,

Is the safest place I could ever be.

I am at peace with nature.

It gets quiet outside.

Nature and all its creatures,

Join us for a peaceful night.


 

 

 

 

 


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 Reviews of "NATURE"
Reviewed by Cynthia E. (Reader)
Reviewed on May 31, 2011
I only wish I could put words together as well as you do. Beautiful and Dare I say sensual and seamy.

Reviewed by Emma Egbe
Reviewed on May 24, 2011
Bernice thank you very much sis! you are my inspiation and one of my favorite authors. You , John Grisham and James Patterson :)

Reviewed by Bernice Angoh
Reviewed on May 24, 2011
wao! wao! wao! I stand to applaud you. this is FINE writing!


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