Salt-Water Poems ~ Part Two: As consciousness is harnessed to flesh

And just like that the ocean unfurled
opening up
to his inquiring brow and
steel blue gaze.
She wrote words on waves of wanting,
sustaining a half smile,
a whisper
and pain
hiding behind fuchsia lips;

knowing he understood her both wild and tame.

 

 

Photo credits: Β  RenΓ© Groebli – Eye of Love, Pinterest

Posted for Quadrille #96: Wild Monday @ dVerse Pub

24 Responses

  1. ooooooh. love the subtle sensuality of your piece!!

  2. I’ve been holding my breath while reading your quadrille, Sanaa, and now I’m going to let it out I especially love β€˜She wrote words on waves of wanting’.

  3. Oh, this is lovely. Such beautiful imagery.
    Also, I really like poems that begin like this–sort of in the action already. πŸ™‚

  4. Jane Dougherty says:

    Excellent opening!

  5. gillena says:

    You are the queen of imaging dear poetess
    Have a nice week

    Much✏love

    • Sanaa says:

      Thank you so much, Gillena πŸ˜€ so glad you enjoyed it πŸ’„β€

      You too, have a wonderful week!

      Much❀love

  6. Frank Hubeny says:

    Nice line: “She wrote words on waves of wanting,” with all the “w” sounds.

  7. Vandana Sharma says:

    Oh! god, her yearnings …tug at heart….

  8. Lillian says:

    Beautiful image and beautiful first two lines that sets the scene.

  9. Bjorn Rudberg says:

    The last lines summarize passion for me… all those contrasts
    wild and time, fire and ice …

  10. De Jackson says:

    Oooo. Swoony. Wonderful, Sanaa.

  11. Your interactions between two so intimate is always a wonderful read. The ebb and flow of your partners is done well, Sanaa.

  12. Sara McNulty says:

    Love the opening of this excitement-filled poem.

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