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Terry Edwards Poems
Even Death with her seductive embrace
offers no respite.... more »
Her long elegant fingers
as talons,
gently grip
the fruit... more »
We could have flown
together
as in a dream... more »
I saw a big man
wearing a big tee shirt... more »
It's easy to sell your soul
It's easy to sell your soul for a job.... more »
I wish I could write about the drought
but I can't... more »
Apple Poem
Her long elegant fingers
as talons,
gently grip
the fruit
of her pleasure.
She bites
in to
the succulent flesh
and glides
her sensual
probing tongue
over moistened
red lips
and tastes
the remaining essence
of her feast.
And then
having devoured
all that she wants
she casts the core
away.
Satisfied for now
but only for now
she moves on,
knowing the hunger
will return
as it always does.
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