National Poetry Month: Tonight, Poem
Your lips
melt in mine
and shower my body
with kisses
like raindrops
fall on the ground.
melt in mine
and shower my body
with kisses
like raindrops
fall on the ground.
Your toned skin
rubs on mine
as drops of sweat
from you chest
cover my small breasts.
Tonight
is my night
as your blue eyes
blend with mine.
Published by Olga L. Chacon
Olga is an independent distributor for Skinny Body Care. Olga is a teacher and freelance writer. She s also a poet and short-story writer. Olga has published articles for Associated Content and Demand Studios. View profile
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7 Comments
Post a CommentVery sensual!
Hot! Well done!
Thank you all for your comments.
Beautiful poem!
Very graphic poem. So good!
I liked it!
You'll have to forgive me (I do not know much about poetry) but I thought this was a good piece! Maja