I lace your skin
with butterfly kisses.
Sweeping nose and chin,
this innocent, intimate bliss
flicks shivers along wakeful nerves.
Intricate patterns emerge as each stroke
licks along musky, brawny contours,
for these sweetest of kisses evoke
ticklish thrills through your core
as I sweep in crisscrossed lines.
We join with sensuous rapport;
my mouth ravenously dines
until your finest wine spurts forth.
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Look for the image…..
Soar with me my dear
in commingled spheres!
Shatter without fear;
Bodies entwined.
Together we steer,
ardently sincere,
soul to soul adhere;
Essence combined.
♥♥♥
The Cyhydedd Hir, is a Welsh poetry form.
Here is the format for writing a Cyhydedd Hir:
It is an octave stanza (8 lines) made up of two quatrains (4 lines). The syllable count is 5-5-5-4-5-5-5-4 and the rhyming scheme is aaaBaaaB. If you do more than two quatrains the rhyming scheme would be as follows: aaaBaaaBcccDcccD. The five syllable lines all have the same end rhyme and the four syllable lines carry the second rhyme pattern from stanza to stanza.
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Tanka: an unrhymed Japenese poem with 5 lines in a 5/7/5/7/7 syllable structure. I took great liberties with theme and rhyme.
What can I say? A “hot” poem for a “hot” summer night……. 🙂
Fibonacci: a non-rhyming poem structured with the Fibonacci sequence (0 or 1, 1, 2, 3, 5 etc). Fibonacci sequence is adding the two prior numbers together to get the new number. If one starts at “zero” then the first two lines are single syllable. Most poems stop at 13 syllables for the last line.
Fantasies of a Forlorn Fairy 