A Stretch

A stretch

There is this Beautiful Lady, I have come to know.
In her desire to reach, is it to me ?, she wants to show
legs stretched out, “ one foot on the sun
the other firmly planted upon this earth ”.
For this old man in the moon, what fun !,
as he orbits this little blue planets girth 
forever passing by, getting a glimpse at creation,
that beautiful place, came mankind, what fascination !
After she had stated this, her spiritual desire,
I, of course, turned it into my passions fire. 
This Beautiful Lady, of course, meant something higher
while I, reaching out for what I require.
Will we ever get passed this game we play ?
Will our souls touch each other ?, one day.

B. J. “A ” 2
November 10th 2013
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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Vaso Avatar
November 17, 2013 at 9:53 PM
Hi there, great write! Made me smile!!
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November 18, 2013 at 10:18 AM
Hello to you too Arthur, and thank you for your kind and thoughtful comment. A quote from the lady who’s comment, during a phone conversation, inspired this rhyme “ Thank you for your poem.. Sincerely, I laughed at a humour of a visual cartoon that you have crated in the finesse of your words and creative concepts to express naughtiness, curiosity, possibly erotica, man's instincts and desires..Still laughing at the picture.. My dear Husband you have a lots of poetic talent.. ”, “ Yes.. I had read your poem again. Although I laughed so much at the first part of your poem, The second part has a change of mood.. It is more serious in expressing very sincere wish.. Beautiful poem, my husband.. I enjoyed it a great deal. ” B. J. "A" 2
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