Coffee-flavored lips

Coffee-flavored lips

A Poem by Craig Froman
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Your coffee-flavored lips so warm...

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Your coffee-flavored lips so warm

Singular smile that melts my storm

A stroke as soft as chamomile

Within your touch, I deeply feel

A treasured life for us to share

Meadowed wilds without a care

Dancing in the garden lane

And Spanish omelets in the rain

Laughing in our happy place

Days of loving, days of grace

Our reflections now we see

I for you, and you for me

Your coffee-flavored lips so warm

Come smile, melting my steely storm...

 


© 2011 Craig Froman



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Awe inspiring. Such a warm and pleasant picture of love. 'Meadowed wilds without a care', I was really incensed by that line. This is enchanting and affectionate, very much enjoyed reading from the caress of your amorous penmanship. Superbly written. :)

Posted 12 Months Ago


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I too love that 'your coffee-flavored lips so warm' this was a delight to read...flowed beautifully with wonderful images...

Posted 2 Years Ago


I love the thought of coffee-flavored lips, melting my steely storm.. Beautifully said.. :) x

Posted 2 Years Ago



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Craig Froman
Craig Froman

Small town, AR



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