Honeyed Peaches

Honeyed Peaches

A Poem by Kirsten Mair

Chosen from the china
Cup, changing from the known.
In my palms a freshly plucked peach.

Gazing; devouring,
Adoration and lust.
I peruse your curves; my atlas.

Your flesh is plump with juice,
Feel the hair graze my lips,
That deters unwanted insects.

Tentatively taste you
Deliciousness drips down.
Oh sweet scent! Oh euphoria!

Syrupy nectar freed.
Cherry cheeks flaming crimson,
I gorge myself on honeyed fruit.

Teasing your core, unleashed.
Sigh of satisfaction,
I have reached the stone, a shudder.

Smiles of sweet nothings true,
Drunk from the taste of you,
Your essence staining my soft skin.

Fulfilled, we now depart.
Why just choose a peach when
You can sample the whole fruit bowl? 

© 2013 Kirsten Mair


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Lusty , flavorful , tasty...Bravo

Posted 10 Years Ago


Well now, that's one way to eat a peach.
I feel the lust of the poem behind the simple concept, and I couldn't appreciate it more. It takes true skill to enhance a fruit with such poetic words.

Koodoos Kirsten

Posted 10 Years Ago



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Added on October 22, 2013
Last Updated on December 15, 2013

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Kirsten Mair
Kirsten Mair

Cheshire, United Kingdom



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