As Only You Can See Me

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Touch my body
Not with your hands, but
with your eyes. Gently
stroke the curves of my body.
Softly caress my features with each
passing of your eyes.
Look at me.
Not from the outside in but,
from the inside out.
See the memories that make
me who I am, the experiences
I’ve been through that
forged me into the being that
possesses the space before you.
Allow me to be me for you.
Allow me to be me.
Allow me to be.
As only you can see me.


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duddle146duddle146about 17 years ago
Eyes

a worthy love making technique ~ making love with the eyes.

LeBrozLeBrozover 17 years ago
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Her plea and warning, all in the same breath, "Allow me to be me." Don't try to change her, accept her for who she is.

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 19 years ago
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I enjoyed the essence of this work. There is a soft desire that burns in the rhetoric. Emotional qualities of this work could be brought forth more with a breaking into stanzas. Pause, reflection... and then a jump into the next line. Visually it needs the breaks... to see the hidden sighs within the breath of the poem.

mentioned in the Sunday on Monday reviews

du lac~

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 19 years ago
And this one's

like Louis McNiece.

Hey!

Evelyn

Jennifer CJennifer Calmost 19 years ago
Wow

An excellent piece

of poetry. Seeing

someone for the person

they really are, who they

are to you starting from

the inside.

I Loved it.

Thank you.

~ J