Two short poems

Just words

                         The night had fallen

The sun splendor is not forgotten. Taverns are closed.
The long day bring the quiet of the night.
The midnight hour gathered people sharing their secrets and the need of pleasure  for the coming night.

Lovers dine on sweet kiss and wine.
Uncovering their masks for the midnight moon.
Lovers free and wild, bleed their secret needs and confess to strangers.
Ruthless lovers stealing embrace and touch.

When the moon fall into the sea.
Once naken and fearless lovers.
Become cold and distance.
Secrets bled will be hidden in forgotten places.

New day create new protection.
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Exquisite face,
Silky skin,
Tempting kiss,
A Aphrodite wish.
You and I together.
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                        John Castellenas/Coyote

Author's Note

New poetry. I hope you enjoy.

Reviews

[emmajoy]

Whatever the subject, whatever the history, John, you write from your heart. And, it shows in the use of words, the phrases you colour, 'Lovers free and wild, bleed their secret needs and confess to strangers.' - it's how it is, it's how it is. There's a past in this tender post.. tis wonderful.

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you Emmajoy. I appreciate the comment.

[June Fowler]

lol, the first one is beautiful, I love the idea and the end its perfect. The second is an open invitation, very bold !.

Regards, June

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you June. My effort at less epic poetry. I appreciate the comment.

[Jane Taylor Hardy]

Tenderly romantic....beautifully penned.

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you Jane. I appreciate the comment.

[R.L. Davenport]

Some wonderful things happen when darkness sets...
"Uncovering their masks for the midnight moon."
This line is strong and I think everyone can relate, something about the night reveals us.
I enjoyed this a lot!

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you Robert for reading and the comment. I do appreciate.

[Indra Neil]

profound write with wonderful imagery! well done!

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you Indra. I appreciate the comment.

[Indra Neil]

You are welcome!

[Valentine]

You are such a romantic, does your wife ever read your poems? Valentine

[Coyote Poetry]

No. House filled with non-readers. Maybe a good thing?

[Krisna Chatelain]

when i read this i picture a nice bong fire by the beach surrounded by close friends where im the observer. very nice!

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you Krisna for reading and the comment. I like the beach stories and tales.

[L_]

Lovely piece. I am afraid I cannot review this adequately because I am unable to sing its praises enough.
Good work Coyote.

[Coyote Poetry]

You are very kind. Thank you Lyra for reading and the comment.