My Little Bootlegger Babydoll Poem by Shannon Walker

My Little Bootlegger Babydoll



Your eyes are so deliciously clever;
Always pouting, sometimes begging, discreet,
Beneath a tuft of burgundy hair,
Like pools of water
In a willows shade,
The weaving fronds; pulling me down
Into the brine and peat.
Drowning is such a pleasure
When your end is the sea,
And you're fading slowly away
Gasping for air.

Tuesday, September 26, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: love
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sandra Erickson 26 September 2017

Oh, my. How very nice...and hot. The title had me smiling. Enjoyed

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