Well, YOU had me at "Sandalwood". Immediate olfactory pathway satisfaction. The thalamus completely bypassed, wonderfully weighed, and demandingly laced. And then you went and claimed it...you actually reared and claimed it! We must, above all else take back these Rivers as OURS...they pour and strum in thunderous numina, universally affirming. Sandalwood through hair? Where the hell have I been? Many years since I've done just that but I know what page I'm turning back tonight! "My voice..My breath"...you just don't let up, do you? When the words change my day I know I've walked through that rarest of artistic portals...this one is life changing~
Posted 4 Days Ago
4 Days Ago
And you give the kind of encouragement that makes a lady cry. Now how do you feel, sir?
Hone.. read moreAnd you give the kind of encouragement that makes a lady cry. Now how do you feel, sir?
Honestly, I don't know what to say. Thank you? Here's that $20 I promised you? Want my first-born? You're amazing. A thousand thanks.
This poem is so good.
"Elegance and torn lace,
Cigarettes, ink, exotic face.
I see you
I dream you
I can damn near taste you
On the river breeze.
My river,
Calling your name in the night"
I adored the above lines. In my Soldier days. I was station at Fort Hood, Texas. I spend four "four day weekends" in New Orleans. Your words made me remember kisses, dancing and the song. Thank you Joli for sharing the outstanding poetry. I am due for a New Orleans trip.
Coyote
Soft, sensual and sexy; almost like discovering strewn rose petals left by Her. Powerful write, with all senses tantalized. I too shall be reading everything you write!
Posted 5 Days Ago
5 Days Ago
This one was like cheating. She was worth writing about.
Guessing this is where we write a bit about ourselves, my least favorite thing. I prefer to be discovered in the scribbles I paste on my wall. You can call me Jo.
Briefly, I'm a Cajun gal with deep f.. more..