Love, Lust and Friendship Friendship comes first, with a smile, a word.
Shared confidences over a drink or two
secret meetings, a quiet field trip.
Something happening, don’t be absurd,
we’re just good friends, what harm can we do?
Our own relationships are just having a blip.
Lust can come as a surprise.
That warm driven passion from a stolen kiss,
gentle touch’s hidden from view.
A burning lust does arise,
obsessive secret meetings, a warm wet bliss,
the fires keep burning whatever you do.
Love gifts and tender feelings creep in.
Lust gives way to lifetime thoughts,
the knowledge of a warm and tender love.
No more snatched moments of sin.
Our love will last, no negative thoughts
the angels must have blessed us from above.
Graham Alibone
Six-word poems
Eyes meet,
Sensations prickle,
Lovers greet.
Cannot breathe
I need
Your squeeze
Love’s foundTogether
Love’s lost
Alone.
Hey you,
Let’s say
I do!
Together we are
Better than
Apart
First the kisses,
Then it’s Mrs
Shared moments
Knowing eyes
Love’s found
Arthritic joints,
Loves’ longevity
Cures all.
Love is a universe
For two
My inner fire
Wants your desire
Candida Heard
IRIS
Irresistible, dramatic, majestic and yet delicatedancing with the crowd
Rhizomes exposed to the sun
storing the energy
Inspired Monet and Van Gogh
style, beauty, breathtaking masterpieces
Sensual, demanding and always full of surprises
the charm of a gypsy
Barry Kellington
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4 comments:
Six word comment ~
Gorgeous
Another realm
Where hearts live
Love is life
Love is fun
Love is strife
Love everyone!
Keep those brains,hands and pens working folks, it's looking good.
Wow! Graham’s poem about 'love creeping in' works so well, it has a lovely progression in the poem that matches the progression of the relationship (if that makes sense!) Candida’s six-word poems are deceptively simple yet very cleverly done, and made both smile with recognition and laugh out loud at the sheer fun in some of them! Great idea. I loved Barry’s ‘charm of a gypsy’ about the irises, I can picture exactly what he means when I think of that flower. Irises are both dramatic and yet delicate, aren't they? More fantastic stuff again today! You’ve made me dig out the poetry books and immerse myself in the sheer joy of words this week, everyone! Thank you. :)
Jane x
Graham, Candida, and Barry, thanks for sharing your work with us! Nice fun romantic thoughts :-)
Love the photos, too.
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