These lips
hunger for you—
they have felt the deep pangs
since the moment these eyes beheld
your smile
your smile
can make me melt
until my own smile would
wrap itself ’round the tongue inside
your mouth
your mouth
softens my soul
like summer chocolate,
that it might slip past the gate of
your teeth
your teeth:
pearly pillars
that bar the way to joy—
my hope: to be affected by
your kiss
your kiss—
precious treasure,
a gift saved for that day,
made precious by the hunger of
these lips
these lips
can make me melt
like summer chocolate—
my hope: to be affected by
these lips
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Written for the 5-Line Poetry Challenge, Week 12: Garland Cinquain.
Copyright © 2019 Abigail Gronway – All Rights Reserved
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Thank you for sharing, Chuck. ❤
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