Perhaps Vanilla

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To snow the taste of white
captured and held on a tongue
the cool melt dripping lanquidly
into a flavor, almost but not quite

soothing the burn of cinnamon
the sweet hint of sugar, powdered
sprinkled, mixed in an extract
its fragrance daintly absorbed.

It's the memory, fingertips
on trembling skin, a kiss
gentle voice and the warmth
of a heartbeat held close

wanting, but never quite having
amid a whispered conversation,
the chocolate possibility hovering
just beyond the tip of your tongue.

 

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AmyfriendAmyfriendabout 17 years ago
Sweet...

and so yummy that the tongue comes alive and begs for more..

duddle146duddle146over 17 years ago
advancing.

Striving for erotic consumation ~ perhaps...perhaps.

AnonymousAnonymousover 17 years ago
Tender

A sweet and tender love poem. I love the flavors and textures in the poem, creates effective images in the readers' mind.

An enjoyable read

unapologeticunapologeticover 17 years ago
"the chocolate possibility hovering"

The juxtaposition of words one doesn't normally see together was my favorite part.

unapologeticunapologeticover 17 years ago
"the chocolate possibility hovering"

The juxtaposition of words one doesn't normally see together was my favorite part.

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