Fire engine rose petals ebb
Persimmon embers die down
Sultry cerise lips pout
Red wine hungrily consumed
Passionate amaranth whispers float on the breeze
Silky sangria dress plummets
Pink lace dips
Ruby ripe fruits slope
Hard heated crimson blood flows
Cheeks blush rose
Venetian lamps blink out
Scarlet satin sheets spill
Flame hair tumbles
Red omamoni falls from fingertips
Male aura plunges female's aura
Vermillion, coral, and persian sunset mingle casting a soft glow on two united red auras
Male and female auras see and sound red.
Vermillion, coral, and persian sunset mingle casting a soft glow on two united red........... .. unequaled matrix of hearts in unison as blue sky by the glow of full moon.............wonderful portray of sweet love in paints of color scintillating, ingeniously wrought by imagery,10+++, thanks for sharing
Red omamoni falls from fingertips Male aura plunges female's aura Vermillion, coral, and persian sunset mingle casting a soft glow on two united red auras Male and female auras see and sound red. sweet very sweet poem, the way you expressed it is really heartfelt and meaningful enough..idea is thoughful and the composition is very much sweet..well done and like the way you write, , hope you never stop writing..best of luck
Fire engine rose petals ebb Persimmon embers die down Sultry cerise lips pout Red wine hungrily consumed what a sweet poem is this one and the composition of wrds are giving multiples meanings to your verses you combined here..the flwo is good but the idea is again deep and deep way tocuhing one..well done.10/10
Lol poetry is art indeed. Just took a bow. Thanks for the comment Patrick.
Ah ha! and who said poetry was not art. Take a bow Michelle brilliant
Thank you for your comments. This poem was inspired by nature's red rain and an artist friend - Brodi Surrealist's colour choice.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Very beautiful and romantic description of the blissful union. Pleasant sensuality oozing from the poem.