James Fraser Poet Rhyme

Blond So Fond

Bare breasted and blond
Back drop of the moon
In stretched out vista
Silken skin bloom

Body so perfect
Trimmed and serene
Captures imagination
Wanting dream

Blond hair splayed
Caught by the breeze
Like tentacles of want
My heart aches to please

To be in her presence
Wrapped up in her mane
Close to her heart
Delightful remain



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Linda-Marie Sweetheart November 6, 2009 at 7:46 PM Well then, James, it must be a fallacy .. that "dumb blond" stigma that all of us blonds have to bear.. but beneath there lies a brain because your little blond lady has captured your heart so perfectly as your poem tells us so beautifully... my kinda poem.. very passionate and truthful.. loved it ... Linda-Marie, P.E.P.S. "Sweetheart"

Ashe Kristy De La Keur Scoville August 11, 2009 at 11:26 AM Oh and here I thought being blond was bad....your blond gets to have fun....oh well as a brunette I am good.....LOL...Enjoyed the poem Thank you so much dear Highlander...The Southern Belle Kristy De La Keur

Carolyn Devonshire August 7, 2009 at 7:56 PM Beautiful poem, James, filled with passion that I'm sure your "blond" returns. Love you, Carolyn

Shirin Neshat August 7, 2009 at 4:24 PM Clear image, keep it up.

Jessica Arteaga August 7, 2009 at 5:55 AM an enchanting one she reads like, love the last part wrapped up in her name, a want that is pleasant, and so is this poem

Sara Kendrick August 7, 2009 at 5:20 AM Love this one,James. It makes my day. Not let go ahead and make my day. Look at my lates Haiku. Sara

Carol Sunshine Brown August 7, 2009 at 5:05 AM Another day we are blessed to be here reading and writing poetry. Thank you for sharing your wonderful poetry today James. Love, Carol