I always enjoy tasteful and sensual poetry...the linking of a kiss to a 'virginal' snowstorm is wonderful. For one who has been in plenty of such storms, I can feel the underlying intensity in your work.
Reviewed by Someone Noone (Reader)
Reviewed on January 10, 2010
Wow! that was really intense. I'm back but, I was just inside your poem. Sounds like a orgasm instead of a kiss-
Reviewed by Donna DeLong Matthews (Reader)
Reviewed on August 22, 2009
Nothing sweeter than true loves kiss
Enjoyed this very much
tastefully sensual... Loved it
Hugs
D
Whew! I'm not sure if this is a hot flash, or simmering passionate heat. Very nice write Michelle.
Hugs,
Anna
Reviewed by Zahra V (Reader)
Reviewed on February 25, 2009
Michelle,
Thank you for such a wonderful review of my poem. After the reading this particular piece, I think that I am ready for a kiss right now. (SMILE) I love it!!!
Whew, that was some kiss! The passion oozes from the page...the visual images are keenly felt. Beautifully done, Michelle, and very enjoyable to read! Hugs, Elizabeth
I must admit, I truly enjoyed this piece. The imagery is clear and fresh, and I find that it stimulating. I plan on returning to your page to read some more of your works when I have the time, but I have to thank you--one poet to another--for allowing me the joy of your words. Keep writing.
quite erotic...i could almost taste it...if a kiss described with sensuous words can be tasted then i should say great write! Makes me want to kiss someone.
like experiencing and tasting and analysing and notating all in one... a delivery in slow-mo. You make this so delicious it makes me want to rewind the tape as if the visual could be replayed over and over again. This lingers on the palette of the heart and mind like the finest lovers' wine, full-bodied and fruity. Neat work, Michelle! Kate xx
...how well penned...you give the color of ones kiss...expression...and outline the lips...of two...so that we might blush red...in its description.
excellent work here Michelle...
John
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Enjoyed this very much
tastefully sensual... Loved it
Hugs
D
Peace,
Bill :-)
Hugs,
Anna
Thank you for such a wonderful review of my poem. After the reading this particular piece, I think that I am ready for a kiss right now. (SMILE) I love it!!!
Zahra V
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Sheri
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John E.
great poem and very erotic.
Newfie Hugs, Rose
Well done!
WRP
moi xo
John
hugs
Fe
starts this old "heart spinning." - Gene.
Peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"
Very passionate and beautiful. A kiss sweeter than wine. Peace, Love and Blessings Always, Paul.
So wensous, so sweet - your passion poem lingers like a long kiss and i could almost taste the minty flavour of lips...
excellent work here Michelle...
John
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Be always safe,
Karen