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    She

    Alabaster skin staged in a proscenium of dark hair.
    A pair of soulful, intelligent brown eyes meet mine-
    my eyes follow the scenery-
    the graceful curve of her chin leads my gaze
    to the soft smooth skin
    of her neck, shoulders and arms.
    I run my fingers down the her arm and across the palm of her hand
    and then begin to trace the curve
    of her supple side, hips and thighs.
    Far away, on the other side of the world,
    beyond a mountain range of bed linens,
    a delta of various feet and legs akimbo
    flows onto the horizon.
    My heart flops around in my chest like a fish trying to find its way back into a shallow stream.

    She rolls on top of me and kicks the mountains off the edge of the world.
    She kisses me on my neck and shoulders
    while the world spins beneath us
    and the universe hurdles around us
    faster and faster.
    She positions those soulful, intelligent brown eyes a few centimeters from mine so that our noses are barely touching
    and I can taste her breath
    and feel it brush against my face.
    My heart does some more flopping.

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    angieLP commented on She

    06-03-2009

    Give this to the girl you wrote it for! She'll want more of you. But, leave off the last line... A little to redunatant, unless that's what you had intended. good job.

    In science one tries to tell people, in such a way as to be understood by everyone, something that no one ever knew before. But in poetry, it's the exact opposite.

    Franz Kafka (1883-1924) Czech writer.

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