The Neighbours Kiss

Once  was I kissed by my neighbours wife
Bringing me back from death to life
While slumbered still I sleepily lay
Suspended serene 'twixt the night and the day
A housebreaker moon in a bullshitters night
Where she took and she gave
Memory of how our lips became slaved
Resistance got broken as I lay on that couch
Secret remained in the twist of our mouths
Ever since then I've been courting the myth
For  only the want of a neighbours kiss

Eyes in the shadows saw that loving exchange
And never betrayed us and nothings since changed
Wandering around , besotted  like this
To see the wife of my neighbour
And boy, can she kiss!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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Godwin Avatar
November 25, 2017 at 4:57 AM
I'm floored that there are no comments. Appalled, too - shame. The first stanza has great imagery, phrasing and wording that I've come to think of as uniquely you. Then, an ending I didn't expect. I like this very much. Your lines are getting shorter and saying more - growth achieved. Be blessed ... CayCay
Breedt Avatar
November 25, 2017 at 5:46 AM
Yea, its a confession of sorts. It really happened. I woke up with a delicious mouth on mine and its the beat wake up Ive ever known. Maureen was a kisser. Again a confession... I havent kissed anybody in years now. Does one outgrow them ? I need to be kissed once more then I can die
Cresswell Avatar
August 10, 2017 at 7:11 AM
Good morning! It must be good with memories such as this one to return to. A well written poem drew me into the scene.
Breedt Avatar
August 14, 2017 at 1:37 AM
Hi Patricia, thamk you. I visited your site and was enthralled by your delicious work also.Soon the folk on PS are going to catch a wake up and see what I mean
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