Stolen Kiss Poem by David Harris

Stolen Kiss

Rating: 5.0


The waters rippled on an incoming tide
The shimmering finger of the moon
Danced on the small waves
A hiss of rolling stones broke the silence
As waves invaded and retreated on the shore
They walked oblivious to it all
The silent whispers from their eyes
Told the age old story
As they strolled beneath the heavens
With its millions of eyes
No voices broke the stillness
Of their evening bliss
The smiles etched on their faces
Only spoke of a stolen kiss

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Andrew mark Wilkinson 27 April 2007

I kiss you my love upon the shore, you are my love forever more... Beautiful poem and romantic too..! I know David you swear your not a romantic, but this is worth a ten my friend... Andy..

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Michael Fischer 26 April 2007

Great poem! I liked the imagery and the language used. 'The shimmering finger of the moon danced on the small waves' was the most memorable line in your poem! Top marks! -Michael

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