PAD Prompt: Taste
Poetic Form: Waltmarie (Even lines are also a poem)
“Tonight”
Candlelight glimmers between our hands
Lips touch
Music moves between our muscles
Tasting
Desires rolling across bare shoulders
Curves like
Tangled limbs that builds heat that lingers like
A flame
Shining across our bodies lost
In love
In the soft light she moved, beauty.
I fell fast to the ground,
losing my heart.
Her kiss a dart.
I fell fast to the ground
making my tongue confound.
She laughs, whispers abstract
words on starlight;
words that delight.
She laughs, whispers abstract
ideas that color the track
of scars unseen. A rite
left with cruelty.
An old movie
of scars unseen, a rite.
She lifts me to the starry night.
Hands soft, full lips ruby.
Arms closed around
beauty profound.
Hands soft, full lips ruby.
Poetic Form #75: Roundabout
The Roundabout form was created by Sara Diane Doyle. The form
is a four stanza poem. Each stanza consists of 5 lines. The poem
is written in iambic and the lines have 4 feet, 3 feet, 2 feet, 2 feet
and 3 feet respectively. The second line of each stanza is the last line
of that stanza. The rhyme scheme looks like this:
aBccB
bCddC
cDaaD
dAbbA
