Seasons of Dew

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- For that one hour…

Carried on my torrent rain,
I swirl lightly down,
blushing, as you kiss my cheek.
Dew trickles softly on milady.

Pillowed in cloudy days,
I lay in swaying earth
playing tag with butterflies
who are faster than me.

Drifting with carousel leaves,
gusting wind chafes,
prickling my nostrils
with the smoke of her eyes.

Skyflakes whisper patterns
of breath traced on skin glass,
love songs crackling in fire.
On colder nights, my mouth dreams.

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jd4georgejd4georgeover 19 years agoAuthor
She is indeed some kind of woman!

Thanks for noticing, Tath!

I want to write more of her, but fear my words never really do her justice. She was, however, the inspiration of "Shadow Child".

TathagataTathagataover 19 years ago
That is

some sweet stuff.

I love this:

~Drifting with carousel leaves,

gusting wind chafes,

prickling my nostrils

with the smoke of her eyes.~

Man

That musta been some woman.

Thank you

ReltneReltneover 19 years ago
Well seasoned words!

Woderful images! I particularly like winter's last line.

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