Daydreams (February contest)

Daydreams

We stripped in the rain,
ensnared by Spring’s glow,
eager for a primal kiss.

Moist embraces,
cloudbursts full of pauses,
strum of robust reeds
swaying over pastures.

Cherry blossoms and songbirds
revealed youth’s clumsiness.
Earth’s allure enhanced
our awkward nudity.

As snowdrops triumph
over winter’s reign,
lust sprouted, fumbling,
from our virgin bodies.

In my daydreams, I long for
our irretrievable Spring.

About This Poem

Review Request Direction: What did you think of my title?
How was my language use?
How does this theme appeal to you?
How was the beginning/ending of the poem?

Review Request Intensity: I appreciate moderate constructive criticism

Editing Stage: Editing - rough draft

About the Author

Region, Country: Río Negro, Argentine Patagonia , ARG

Favorite Poets: Sylvia Plath

Comments

Thank you, Jerry, for the

Thank you, Jerry, for the warm welcome. You recommended Neo Poet to me. Glad you like my poem, although it's very simple. I haven´t posted much yet. All the best to you and your family.

As has been said; the title is often used, but it seems apt and a good one for this poem.
I am stunned by the beauty of the scene and your words to describe it. My one and only criticism is that I would have used the word raindrops, instead of snowdrops! The poem began as a warm Spring day, led to a wonderous tryst and ended in a remembrance of days and Spring gone by. In order to post for the contest, please put February contest next to the title and if you can find it, there is a drop down menu below, where you choose how to post it; you can find the February contest there too! I know that it is a lot of work to post a poem, but it is helpful to those judging and sorting them out. Thank you for a beautiful poem. ~ Geezer.
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Thank you, Geezer. I mean the

Thank you, Geezer. I mean the flower, snowdrops, but perhaps it's confusing. They are probably the first to appear out of the snow. I'll try to post this poem for the contest. At least I'll put February alongside it, if I can't do it myself. All the best, it's great being here.

Yes, I mean the flower

Yes, I mean the flower snowdrops, Alan, you're right. Thanks a lot.

Thank you, Alan. I'm thinking

Thank you, Alan. I'm thinking about a new title. You're right. I'´m glad you enjoy my poem. I'll probably do some tweaking. All the best.

when all have spoken can I too say a few words Gracy poetess new

.....lust sprouted, fumbling,
from our virgin bodies.......

this is my language of and for the modern generation

Let's enjoy early Spring
this time nature does bring
and
reading your virgin poem
all neos spring

Daydreams (February contest)

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About the Author

Comments

Thank you, Jerry, for the

Beautiful work...

Thank you, Geezer. I mean the

Yes, I mean the flower

Thank you, Alan. I'm thinking

when all have spoken can I too say a few words Gracy poetess new

Thank you, lovedly, for your

Beautiful

Thank you, LittleGift. So