Manonton Dalan (virginia, usa)
Poems by Manonton Dalan : 1908 / 2291
into my skin
tossing petals
downwind
attracts wing hunters
thought of crums
from morning leftover
i keep to myself
words spoken
that you and me heard
rousing giggles beneath those palms
within unblinking eyes
of a raven
i loosen my laces
letting my shoes fall
feeling sharp stubs of grass
sending painful
stings to my brain
like those new manicured
fingernails
of yours
digging into my skin
Manonton Dalan
Submitted: Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Poems by Manonton Dalan : 1908 / 2291
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I love the last two stanzas of this piece, very vivid.
Wow! AP - this is a bit risque - but awesome and sexy! !