Maria Barbara Korynt (Poland)
Poems by Maria Barbara Korynt : 94 / 1347
and moonlight...
inshore sand
is chilling, with its humidity,
then again you will warm me.
a cloud is approaching.
your body sprinkled,
and there is no rain.
heat doesn't harm.I am only
for you. I am sitting
already, in the bathtub.
roofs heated up, charms
of the housing estate,
short breaths.
and moonlight...
in the pink boudoir
two geisha are snoring
it is only my dream...
Maria Barbara Korynt
Submitted: Thursday, September 03, 2009
Edited: Thursday, September 03, 2009
Poems by Maria Barbara Korynt : 94 / 1347
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