A new born baby finds,
Even with closed eyes,
Mother's nipple, sucks,
Without prior knowledge,
And yes, it's so natural!
Children do not find,
Any attraction or urge,
In nakedness or sex,
It's just their innocence,
And yes, it's so natural!
Adolescents quietly find,
Ways to deal with the urge
Of sex and things sexual,
Indulge in ecstatic fantasy,
And yes, it's so natural!
Grown ups give in easily,
To the enticing attractions,
Proceed like winged insects,
To the flames of passion.
No! That's not so natural.
Spouses stealthily respond
To the fatal temptations,
Yielding acrimony, heartbreaks,
Wreaking havoc in the family.
No! That's not so natural.
They go to bed together,
Fantasize someone else,
More intimate virtually,
Than perhaps physically
No! That's not so natural.
Very nice. I love the refrain at the end of each stanza. It really puts perspective on the message of each verse. Well done!
truth penned in a bold refrain! loved this work, poet.
a very good write comparing the natural with the non natural well penned
@ Ozark Mountain Homegrown, Thank you very much for reading my poem and sharing your thoughts on it. I am inspired by your inspiration. Greetings for a very happy 2014 and best wishes...
@ Veeraiyah Subbulakshmi, Thank you so much for reading my poem and sharing your thoughts. I am much inspired.
@ Patricia Grantham, Thanks a lot for your thoughtful comments. I am so much inspired by your kind words!
So true as children life is pure and natural. As we become adults we become tarnished and life is blemished. This is a true and well written poem.
Thank you, dear poet @Guy Dimitri Jagodinski, for your thoughtful comment here. Your appreciation is my inspiration.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
a very enlightening and real write. liked it. :)