The Daily Poem

A journey of a thousand poems by D. Edgar Lamp

The Daily Poem

(654) December 9, 2011: Swerve

Posted by D. Edgar Lamp on December 18, 2011 at 3:25 AM

SWERVE

 

A swiftly lifting moment ripe and rare,

A taste of eyes, a dish of flirty fare:

 

What is that luscious swerve of female skin

(Analysis has not determined how)

That like a sonic boom collapses through

 

The breathless knees of men and makes them do

(No thought beyond the sizzling here and now)

The boyish things they do in hopes to win

 

A taste of eyes, a dish of flirty fare,

A swiftly lifting moment ripe and rare.

 

D. Edgar Lamp

 

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Novel Verse Form

 

At Sea, bound for Fiji

 

JOURNAL: Ocean Princess (28th Night)

 

~ The Daily Poet

Categories: Novel Verse Forms, DECEMBER 2011

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