Intimacy's Touch Poem by Loyd C Taylor Sr

Intimacy's Touch

Rating: 5.0


The blue asphalt aligns silver maple trees,
As do cotton candy clouds, soft and bright;
A happy little feathered songbird friend
In a tuxedo of rainbow’s colors, will lend
His notes to serenade two lovers tonight;
While fingers intertwine in delicacies.

The elder years have not brought to an end,
As organs of touch sweet communion revive;
One heart beats for one in the still of night,
An intimacy satisfied from lover’s delight;
Their life’s journey as one unending drive,
While one hand cleaves to one eternal friend.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kesav Easwaran 15 May 2009

good write, Loyd...your poem tells the tale in vibrant words of the longing for intimacy in elder years...10

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