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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required He came to me with skin like ivory, although his eyes and hair were dark as night. He came with one year past his eighteenth year. I, with one year shy of my adulthood, was a woman-child with expectations brimming of romance! He was my Adonis and I, his virgin Madonna love. Deep gazes and nibbles on the neck and ear lobes comprised our innocent foreplay. The main event of our romantic love was everything (yet nothing more than long sweet silken kisses). Romantic love was chaste, unsullied by a future for us that never came. Probably he’d had experience. I’d never thought to ask, but he instinctively knew better than to ask more of me than in that momet I was prepared to give. Nearly half a century since then has passed me by. I do not know where my Adonis is, yet here I am now writing poems about that special night. Other romances came and went. Then matrimony bound me to a long-time fidelity. However, the young Madonna that I was one beautiful warm September night appears from time to time inside my poetry as I reinvent myself as Cinderella because a chaste romance dwells eternally in long smooth sweet silken kisses where ivory perpetual romance prevails. 10/11/18 Inspired by a previous contest I did not get to in time For Laura Loo's Any New Free Verse Poem Poetry Contest
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