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Oct 07, 2015
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Frosted Glass
While liquid emotions thicken into chilly icicles
imprisoned within a brittle psyche
the longing draws your warmth
caressing a promise
of thy lips sipping my nectar
in that overwhelming moment
enveloped by your cozy warmth
tears roll down to greet you
drenching my cheeks
your touch turns them
into dew
About This Poem
Style/Type: Free verse
Editing Stage: Editing - rough draft
Comments
Geremia
9 years 9 months ago
Bravo !!!!
Bravo !!!!
joe
sei poeta davvero !
raj
9 years 9 months ago
Thanks Joe for your time read
Thanks Joe for your time read and encouraging words.
Regards,
wesley snow
9 years 9 months ago
What Geremia said.
.
raj
9 years 9 months ago
Thanks Wesley for your time,
Thanks Wesley for your time, read and comment.
Regards,
alidzain
9 years 9 months ago
Sublime, raj
thanks for sharing.
Alid
raj
9 years 9 months ago
Thanks Alid for your time,
Thanks Alid for your time, read and comment.
Regards,
Sparrow
9 years 9 months ago
raj
A vision of beauty and so well written, no need to say more,
Yours as always, Ian..
raj
9 years 9 months ago
Thanks Ian for your time,
Thanks Ian for your time, read and appreciative comment.
Regards,
lovedly
9 years 9 months ago
hip hip hurray
what else can loved say ?
just the nectar of dew
due from you
raj
9 years 9 months ago
Thanks Lovedly for your time
Thanks Lovedly for your time and appreciative cheers.
Regards,
lovedly
9 years 9 months ago
hahahhaa
back and glad to c u sublime
coming out of oceans lime
ok
underscore
ocean _lime
Rula
9 years 9 months ago
Wow!
What a lively capture raj!
Just wondering why have you used "turning" instead "turns" or "turned"
raj
9 years 9 months ago
Thanks Rula for your
Thanks Rula for your appreciative exclamation. As for the use of the word "turning" it was because the poem runs in present tense. I agree turns could still be used. Why do you think "turning" is not an appropriate usage?
Between this poem and Lovestruck could be a result of an infection of :"hiding emotions in metaphors" work shops which I used to peekaboo into from time to time as a learning experience...lol..
Regards,
Rula
9 years 9 months ago
Hello raj
by sense I thought you need a verb here while "turning" as used here a gerund and is a noun.
raj
9 years 9 months ago
Ok. Will change to "turns"
Ok. Will change to "turns"
Thanks Rula for taking time to suggest changes. Much appreciated