February: The wild, the sweet and the unpredictable

The thought of rose wine comes to me
when I touch your lips
and I fall away deep into the natural laws
of the cosmosβ€”
the best love is the one which is unexpected,
long nights of lost sleep
and deep conversation,
I watch as expression changes from bewilderment
to delight
in the garden of your mind;
your eyes
a form of provocation which seek the stories in mine.

Have I told you just how baffling it seems?
To adore one with all their flaws
and beauty
the way you seem to accomplish with meβ€”
I am taken by the curve of forgetting the storms
of past decades
which laugh at the approach of midnight.

If innervation is first
then let me taste fully the extent of your kissβ€”
berry-sweet,
causing me to make brave wishes;
I’d do anything to make your heart sing,
guide your hands
irresistibly with my voice.
You are the sky that cradles my poetic being,
my sun,
my venus and my moon; let me hold you
I am on the edge of something that goes beyond words.

 

Photo credits: Pinterest

Posted for Writers’ Pantry @ Poets and Storytellers United

42 Responses

  1. vandana says:

    Oh! Gosh Sanna!! , this is incredible, I wish this poem goes o and on, merging the hearts together forever.

  2. Another lovely, sumptuous piece, you wordsmith. You are teaching me my own language! (Yes I checked to see if you meant ‘innovation’. Of course you meant exactly what you said. πŸ™‚ )

    • Sanaa says:

      Awwwww gosh!πŸ’„β€οΈ Thank you so much, Rosemary πŸ˜€ you are too kind, so glad you enjoyed it!πŸ’„β€οΈ

  3. Beautifully done. Great passion and excellent words.

  4. I love the way you encapsulated February in your title, Sanaa. At the moment it is exceptionally wild here, as we have been visited by Storm Dennis! This poem is rich with romance. I especially like:
    β€˜your eyes
    a form of provocation which seek the stories in mine’
    and
    β€˜β€¦let me taste fully the extent of your kissβ€”
    berry-sweet,
    causing me to make brave wishes;
    I’d do anything to make your heart sing’.
    How thrilling to be β€˜on the edge of something that goes beyond words’!

  5. Old Egg says:

    No one understands love except thoe that have each other. I love how deep the feelings are in your poetry Sanaa and so uniquely beautiful at the same time.

  6. Anna :o] says:

    Your words are wonderful Sanaa, and I happily emerged myself in the pure intoxicating beauty of them. Lovely!
    Anna :o]

  7. Pearl Ketover Prilik says:

    Ahh …indeed β€œon the edge of something that goes beyond words” lovely.

  8. Ron. says:

    Fine work indeed, Sanaa. The last line especially grabbed me because that is (sadly, inevitably) where I get started.

  9. Poetry goes with the wine and roses and this is a major love poem. I love thinking of my mind as a garden. Read this every Valentine’s Day.

  10. dsnake1 says:

    exquisite poem!
    the ending line is just so perfect. πŸ™‚

  11. Thotpurge says:

    Typically you, Sanaa! I appreciate how you’ve stuck and grown in this genre.

  12. Bev says:

    Ah, you do luscious romance SO well!

  13. Chrissa says:

    This is a marvelous poem to fall into! Sweet and enchanting.

  14. Your close is stunning! Gorgeous!

  15. gillena says:

    Sweet romantic February, how i love thee
    Happy Sunday Sanaa

    MuchπŸ’ƒπŸ½πŸ•ΊπŸ½πŸ’ƒπŸ½love

  16. Vivian Zems says:

    Always an eloquent and lovely one from you, Sanaa!

  17. “I watch as expression changes from bewilderment
    to delight
    in the garden of your mind;”
    To be able to share time in the garden between two people in love on the journey to the “edge of something that goes beyond words.”
    Sanaa, once again you take us on a journey and teach us a new word or two.

  18. Oh, I love this poem. Your title captures the moon of February perfectly. Love is always its theme and all the rose colored storms that come with it. Beautiful poem!

  19. Jim says:

    Sanna, I love the way you have your poet’s ending, admitting a partial failure. But she tried so hard.
    One of my favorite parts are these,
    “… garden of your mind;
    your eyes
    a form of provocation which seek the stories in mine ,,,”
    Thanks for hosting too.
    ..

  20. Sara McNulty says:

    Such passionate writing, Sanaa. I particularly loved,

    β€œ I am taken by the curve of forgetting the storms
    of past decades
    which laugh at the approach of midnight.”

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