James Peranteau Poet Free verse

Her Love 'Pon Mine Tongue

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                        Fondle like
                           Fondue
                       her love ‘pon
                       mine tongue
                 to match its warmth
                      I dare not do

                         Elizabeth
                     Poe loved you
                        as I could

                       For the one
                    stuck south sea

                         blankets
                        warm feet
                          and tea

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Elizabeth Wesley July 20, 2012 at 7:04 PM Mmmmm, so cozy, such warmth; I hold on to the moment.

Marty Owens December 3, 2009 at 6:52 PM Very nice....Enjoyed...Marty

Charmaine Chircop November 24, 2009 at 2:39 PM I came back to put this gem in my favz,,a gem indeed,James!!!Charma

Charmaine Chircop November 24, 2009 at 12:22 AM This poem is a unique fondue fondled with strawberry verses,I can picture it ,a cosy blanket,some tea,and melted chocolate Fondue,,Yummy,and feet too for the one stucked at sea..guess thats a treasure:)So sweet indeed,Regarding Elizabeth Poe,She was a great lady indeed..and a one of the best poets are you,You are being mused again and i love it...excellent work James--Charma

Carolyn Devonshire November 23, 2009 at 9:11 PM I think I know where this is coming from after our discussion the other day, James, and I must say it's wondeful! You never cease to amaze me, dear. Love you, Carolyn

Linda-Marie Sweetheart November 23, 2009 at 8:38 PM Sounds quite cozy indeed.. so aptly put by your pen, James.. luv your title too.. a lyric filled with wondering ... enjoyed... luv and happy turkey day ... 2 u ... Linda-Marie, P.E.P.S. "Sweetheart"

Marty Owens November 23, 2009 at 8:14 PM nice poem...enjoyed...Marty