i fell,
i fell ever so gracefully
into a forbidden part of your garden
into a tunnel of roots and earth
and i fell like a dancer prancing in space
attired in a light patterned cotton and lace
elegance of a late twenties flair
with a garland of pretty flowers in my hair
and gently i fell
to land upon a bed of soft moss
with vines as posts and jasmine for pillows
golden candles and an elaborate patterned wall
decorate this fanciful lair
the air,a musk and floral base perfume
this scent, mysterious as a figure in loom
and spectrum colours reflect from crystal lamps
suspended in the center of this earthen room
i fall back unto the bed to lay and waste time in dreams
and fade into thoughts like interweaving light beams
nothing is ever as it seems so i close my eyes
to fall into sleep
your name my breath will keep.
i awake to to feel
a gentle caress upon my spine
so i turn to see your eyes meet mine
and luscious seduction
seeps into my skin
your lips soft and compelling as sin
i let you in
where none have ever been...
i fell into the forbidden part of your garden
where u came to greet me
under the roots of the willow tree
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Hi, I see you have newly
Hi, I see you have newly joined, so welcome. I enjoyed this & found myself quite wrapt in several of the lines, I wanted to linger there. I could enquire if the change in tense was intended, but I see you don't want critique on the structure, so I will leave you with my gratitude for a little stroll though a lovely work with some very promising & beautiful lines that pull me to want to read more, I hope we see lots more from you.
I especially liked the first section:
i fell,
i fell ever so gracefully
into a forbidden part of your garden
into a tunnel of roots and earth
and i fell like a dancer prancing in space
attired in a light patterned cotton and lace
elegance of a late twenties flair
with a garland of pretty flowers in my hair ....
A real pleasure to read
Cheers
Cloud
Hello MDT,
Your writing is a joyous journey! I really enjoyed these lines:
so i close my eyes
to fall into sleep
your name my breath will keep.
i awake to to feel
a gentle caress upon my spine
so i turn to see your eyes meet mine
and luscious seduction
seeps into my skin
your lips soft and compelling as sin
i let you in
where none have ever been...
i fell into the forbidden part of your garden
where u came to greet me
under the roots of the willow tree
One suggestion: use "you" instead of "u" as "u" is fit for texting and not for poetry. Just a suggestion.
always, Cat
Hi MDT
A lovely piece with an elegant flow. Sounded to me like a memory of a lost innocent love. Yet still has the touches of a soft, romantic heart there.
ThanX for sharing I can't add more that the other commenters have not already said.
John
Hi John,
yes it is about my first love as are most of my poems, thanks for your appreciation.