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A Vision Of Awe
by Vernon Joseph Davis Jr. → (All Poetry by Vernon Joseph Davis Jr.)
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Blinded by Beauty--A Vision of Awe

                                   When She stepped onto the bus,

                                     I didn't noticed Her.

                                     When I did...

                                     Silence became Silent.

                                     The sudden screaming of Her Beauty

                                      Blinded me with a flash of light

                                      As the Sight of Her became nothing but

                                      A Silhouette of a Shadow

                                      As She sat down by me!

                                      My Vision of Her~An Aftermath~

                                      A Vision of Awe

                                      An Emosewa Woman.

 

 

                                      With my eyes and mouth agape,

                                      The sound of lust shrieking in my mind,

                                      Speechlessness struck me in my chest.

                                      My heart thumping so loud,

                                       I just knew She heard it.

                                      My ears drumming a beat of uneasiness

                                                          Only

                                                              I

                                                           Felt.

                                        I was in total Awe as Her Perfume

                                        Tickled me with arousement.

                                                            Then...

                                        She looked at me and Smiled!

                                         My soul fainted.

                                         But, I didn't let Her know...

                                         That I was melting inside

                                         As I tried to smile back.

                                          I was Awestruck with Her Aura.

                                         Her Awesome Essence Emanating

                                          In front of me,

                                          A Vision of Awe

                                          Truly again--An Emosewa Woman

                                          To me.

 

 

                                           Then, before I knew it--it was Her stop.

                                           She got up, still Smiling,

                                            Her Elbow brushing my shoulder,

                                            As She rose like an Angel taking flight.

                                            My shoulder, enjoying that Stimulating,

                                            Smooth Sensual Brush, Slowly Spreading

                                            Throughout my body and soul

                                            As I watched Her slip away.

                                            The sound of my heart still pounding--loudly.

                                            Only I could hear what I saw...

                                            A Vision of Awe

                                            An Emosewa Woman.

 

                                            Copyright © 12/9/ 2009 Vernon J. Davis Jr.

                                                           

                                        

                 

 

 

 

                                                   

 


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Reviewed on July 7, 2012
There is no question about it; you love women, black women, and we love you. This is awesome. We need those affirmations coming only from you.

Reviewed on January 10, 2010
This is written so eloquently Vernon, I loved how your stirring arousal become my own, for you!
I wish SHE knew how transfixed in her look/spirit she made you!
Will you possibly see her on the bus again...?Good Luck!
Faith Will Follow!

Blessings and Harmony, SOULFUL_Purple_PassionsSHEEoxxo

Reviewed by TONY NERONE
Reviewed on December 13, 2009
Silence became silent. What a great line of poetry. There are so many great lines in this masterpiece. I am sorry I missed this entry before. Great job of writing.

GOD BLESS
Tony Nerone

Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle
Reviewed on December 11, 2009
Magnificent poem.A well written piece.take care

Reviewed on December 9, 2009
Vernon...this is a very eloquent
& beautifully expressed encounter...
if only she could read this or knew...
Peace & Inspiration
Vickie


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