Touch Poem by Jean Renwick

Touch



Tentative,
Like a blind person seeking permission
To feel you.
Not to feel your skin, for I already know its softness.
Not to feel your heart, I already know its rhythm.
But I’m asking may I feel an emotional connection
That overrides this bodily deception.

I’ll lay a rose on your pillow,
Stripped of all its thorns
And a sprig from that old willow
That overhangs the porch.
And while your senses remember needing
I hope you realise the deeper meaning
Of the search and what we found.

Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: seeking,senses
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Jean Renwick

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