((Slightly amended. Written for 'The Dropout' story project. Inspired by a scene in a telly western)) .
'May I kiss you? ' John asked timidly, fearing that she would say, 'No! '
She looked into his questioning eyes and perceived a glint of fear...
'Yes, ' she answered softly...
As he approached she presented her lips, spread full as a target of attraction, deliberately relaxed. Her eyes twinkled welcome, her lips shone smooth like reflecting water, half smiling in contented anticipation. Inches away her glowing face loomed like a planet, then those cherry red lips sprang to make capture.
Together they pressed: soft springy cushions of fire caressed his lips in a passionate embrace.
(W)and © 1970.
Thanks Howard. Odd hearing it read in an emotionless voice by that Poemhunter Lady on the video. Could only happen here! Interesting.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
we that are thoughtful do consider the other person feelings.. thank you for reading my Thanksgiving poem Hugs Eve
Thanks Eve. The more caring people there are, the better.