Strolling through the fields of desire

Desire is
feral, that
touches you

until your
insides melt
like a cloud

while words sweet
softly kiss
muted thoughts

๐ŸŒผ

Disheveled
like a pale
rose in sand

my fragrance
clings to you
unchanging

until you
arise from
stranger dreams

๐ŸŒผ

I trace words
on soft skin
not paper

lest passion
wastes away
with blue rain

Desire is
knowing I
can’t have you

๐ŸŒผ

Align my
fleeting thoughts
I’m certain

you know it’s
your name that’s
on my lips

though whispered
in velvet
hot darkness

 

Photo credits: Pinterest

Form: Tricube

Posted on ‘Sunday Mini-Challenge’ @ Real Toads

& Posted on the ‘poetry pantry’ @ Poets United

64 Responses

  1. Sumana Roy says:

    Fantastic Sanaa!

  2. Kerry says:

    Whoosh!! You worked wonders with the form. This is sultry and quite deliciously expressed within the many restrictions. Well done.

  3. These are all gorgeous. I particularly love the first one, with its feral desire and melting cloud.

  4. Pat says:

    you clearly walked away with this and had a good time working this little “fussy” form to great advantage – ~ well done Sanaa – certainly painted a lovely set of pictures!

  5. kanzensakura says:

    My goodness you live a life filled with romance!

  6. Helen says:

    This form is quite the challenge and you aced it!

  7. Jim says:

    Desire. I love that word in a sensuous setting. You did that so very well, Sanaa. I still shake off a little like a wet dog when I read yours or have thoughts arising. With a slight smile on my face. Thank you.
    ..

  8. All tricube gems, Sanaa! I love the imagery of desire melting your insides like a cloud and the lines:
    ‘I trace words
    on soft skin
    not paper

    lest passion
    wastes away
    with blue rain’.

  9. Old Egg says:

    Such a beautiful but oh so sad love poem Sanaa.

  10. Longing, and the whole idea of “longing,” is a sad thing. Someone is not here, someone is gone away, someone is with someone else. Makes for pretty sad poems….

    To let somone live “rent free in your head,” and in your heart is a waste. Hard to control. There just has to be other ways to be?

  11. Mary says:

    Deliciously sensual! But sad that one feels frustrated in the longing, knowing the person desired is (for some reason) out of reach.

  12. Anna :o] says:

    Sanaa, your words are indeed beautiful.

    “velvet
    hot darkness”

    Love those words to bits!

    Anna :o]

  13. Marian says:

    Yowza! All right, Sanaa! These are all wonderful and leave me with a deep sigh. I love them!
    Kind of addictive, this form? I haven’t written mine yet but expect it to be enjoyable.
    Really wonderful xo

    • Sanaa says:

      Yayy!โค๏ธ Thank you so much, Marian ๐Ÿ˜€ so glad you enjoyed it!โค๏ธ

      (Yes the form is fantastic to play with! ๐Ÿ˜€ thank you for the lovely prompt)

  14. “Desire is knowing i cant have you” is so painfully beautiful. Sigh. You used this form so beautifully. I love “Disheveled as a pale rose in sand”.

  15. Magical Mystical Teacher says:

    A sensual poem!

  16. gillena says:

    “Desire is
    knowing I
    canโ€™t have you”
    Luv how the subconscious works in this one.

    Thanks for dropping by my Sunday Standard today Sanaa

    Muchlove๐ŸŒบ๐ŸŒบโ™ฅ๏ธ๐ŸŽ€

  17. Vandana says:

    Dreamy and enchanting!!

  18. Jae Rose says:

    wonderful poem ๐Ÿ™‚

  19. Sherri B. says:

    Your poem is filled with a passionate ache – beautiful!

  20. Therisa says:

    Sigh. Sensual, without crossing the line, becoming explicit.

  21. I want to take the first 3 words of your poem and dance with them for days and days and days and nights… “Desire is/feral”–what a thought! The images that phrase brings to mind are wild and glorious, and screaming for a story of their own. Yum! Yum!! Yum!!!

  22. Susan says:

    Well, girl, another amazing poem fro the realm of the forbidden fruit. I hope these are not autobiographical, for I wish to read more of them.

    • Sanaa says:

      Thank you so much, Susan ๐Ÿ˜€ so glad you liked it โค๏ธ

      (Poem is not autobiographical)

  23. Chrissa says:

    Wow! What a story in the briefest of lines.

  24. Your imagery is beautiful and delicate!

  25. ZQ says:

    Delightful!
    ZQ

  26. Truedessa says:

    I am not familiar with this form but, I will have to look at it more closely. Tis sad the knowing that you can’t have the one you desire.

  27. These are all gorgeous.. The third one is my favorite.

  28. dsnake1 says:

    you made it look so easy! and the poem as a whole is so gorgeous & sultry, ๐Ÿ™‚

  29. Thotpurge says:

    Desire is
    knowing I
    canโ€™t have you…. very nicely done Sanaa! Bravo!

  30. Sara McNulty says:

    Wow! All excellent little cubes! The second set won my heart.

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