Lisped Wings Poem by linda jenkinson
Lisped Wings
Rating: ★5.0
for cesar
Still holding the glow of last summer
I fingerprint your skin.
Such fine bones you have my love-
Lithe and yet so softly and sturdily
Holding a gentle soul.
I shimmer from within.
In fact I think I glimmer
As you whisper of lisps of wings.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: summer,wings
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