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Kiss MAG
March 29, 2009
Kiss me in black and white
With your thick-lashed eyes closed.
Let's make a perfect night
And who but us need know?
Hold me with the sunlight
Of your warm fingertips;
Trailing across my eyes
And stenciling my lips.
I'm an acquired taste,
Yes, a rare vintage wine.
Sip me slowly, don't haste;
I'm worth at least one try.
Let me melt into you
And lose yourself in me;
A world, fleeting and new
That only we can see.
With your arms my lattice
Green ivy I become,
Entwining you in bliss.
We are alike to none.
Kiss me the final time,
I'll breathe you in again.
Until another time,
Until we kiss again.
© Emma J., Tuck, GA
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This article has 5 comments.
Just_Breathe SILVER said...
on Sep. 27 2009 at 12:07 am
Really good :)
Dead-eyed-Author SILVER said...
on Apr. 23 2009 at 7:43 pm
Amazing! The rhyming and rhythym is so subtle you'd never notice how strong it is. This should be in the magazine, I swear!
Alpha_Romeo SILVER said...
on Apr. 22 2009 at 1:27 am
Wow that is really excellent, you tooka common action and gave it a new view, an emotional separation from the world and I love it soooo much, very good writing I think.
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