Poem - The Kiss by Judy Simpson

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Judy Simpson

Short Stories

- Deja Vu
- Victims
- Treasures and Pleasures
- Spring Blossoms
- Where Are The Children?
- Where Are The Children?

Poems

- Dreamwalk
- The Kiss

The Kiss

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by Judy Simpson

Mornings of golden sunshine,
Ebony of star gazing nights,
I can feel your smiling eyes,
Sending shivers through my spine.

The sweet of orange blossom
Overflows my every sense
And this dream is so intense
It pulls me into a deep trance.

Luscious lilacs and a red rose
Of pure velvet to the touch
Caress me tender as I watch
My soul in your eyes repose.

Lively springtime showers,
Balmy summer rain...
Their melody in my brain
Grows into a field of flowers.

And in this fragrant colorful ellipse
We stand embraced so tenderly;
Eyes searching soul with glee
As our lips touch in a hungry kiss.

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