Ambience Poem by Dennis Lange

Ambience



A bucket of color, a bucket of fruit;
A feast for the eyes, and healthy to boot.
And some dipped in cream look like mountains with snow;
They taste like a nectar that only gods know.

The lady beside me smells sweet of perfume;
I stroke her soft cheek as a song fills the room.
I say to myself as I'm falling for her,
My senses are simply five kittens that purr.

Ambience
Saturday, October 8, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: love,romantic,senses
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