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Ephemeroptera
He laughed when I arrived
I intertwined my fingers in his
Our glasses clinked when we kissed
He smiled and his eyes smiled with him
I take a breath, deep and selfish
Our surroundings have all but disappeared
He closes his eyes just before
I plant my lips firmly on his, confident in his reciprocation.
Our glasses clink.
Bliss.
I intertwined my fingers in his
Our glasses clinked when we kissed
He smiled and his eyes smiled with him
I take a breath, deep and selfish
Our surroundings have all but disappeared
He closes his eyes just before
I plant my lips firmly on his, confident in his reciprocation.
Our glasses clink.
Bliss.
Published 19th Jan 2014
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19th Jan 2014 8:13am
A truly poetic capture of the moment. With a touch of emotional moderation, like the English do.
I thought for a moment those were champagne glasses!
;)
I thought for a moment those were champagne glasses!
;)
20th Jan 2014 00:17am
Thank you :)
I have a problem of writing really long, overly-sappy poems, so I really wanted to practice some restraint with this one
I have a problem of writing really long, overly-sappy poems, so I really wanted to practice some restraint with this one
28th Jan 2014 8:59pm
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