Victoria Anderson-Throop Poet Lyric

Kiss In the Library

KISS IN THE LIBRARY

                      Rough-hewn scent of maleness
                      Enticed her from her books
                      Most good girls draw danger
                      Like fish to shining hooks
                      Defenses were defenseless
                      Hawk eyes that climb her walls
                      Soft breath drew in and out again
                      Bombarded with love calls
                      Gone was concentration
                      Ending with a twist
                      Safety fled through rose tipped lips
                      That tongued a reckless kiss

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David Fisher January 14, 2013 at 6:25 PM Very nice. I guess I didn't use all the libraries resources back in the day. Victoria Anderson-Throop January 14, 2013 at 8:04 PM David, don't you know that is where all the shy girls go on Friday night?