Senses Of Love Poem by Brandon Owens

Senses Of Love



She bleeds such sweet blood
It tastes of the sky above
It smells of all her love
Sin died in her pure dove

I breathe in her honey smell
Falling through a timeless well
Her voice echoes like a bell
Lips to partake but never tell

I eat her body for strength
Wisdom in her soul I drank
Into fluffy clouds I sank
Songs of love I sang

Hair dark, fair and shining
Siren called down to skin
Smooth as white porcelain
I savor her heart within

Her mind a pool that bubbled up
I sample the waters of her sun
To hear that I'm the only one
These pleasures are never done

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