When Will You Be...

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When will you be my lover?
In the winter snow falling
Heated passion
In frosty rooms
Tussled hair
Entwined legs
Down feather blankets
To sleep under

When will you be my lover?
In the springs light rain
Scooping up daffodils
Brighten up our dreamy heads
Arms enfolded
Bodies pressing to
Delight us

When will you be my lover?
In the summer heat lifted
Thin sheets
Soft breeze and salted air
Your kisses at my neck

When will you be my lover?
In autumn brings sunshine
Crisp air bites us
To apple colored cheeks
Falling on leaves that stick in your hair
Cum in me against a brilliant blue sky

When will you be my lover?
In the airport where you meet me
In the bistro that serves the wine
In the hotel room
Where we eat cracker and pate'
Between the covers
In the time it takes to melt me
With warm oil and sweet music

When will you be my lover?

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LeBrozLeBrozover 18 years ago
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So many choices.

So many decisions.

Very nicely done ~ makes me want to say "Now!!"

AnonymousAnonymousover 18 years ago
I like this one the best.

Wonderful imagery of the seasons. "Crisp air bites us

To apple colored cheeks" adds an extra symbolism to fall, both the crisp air and the sense of harvest time.

Well done!