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Your Gentle Loving

Would you let me go hunting again? Would you? For my tender arms will be abused By the wants of many foxlike men Who lure in flesh yet crawl back to hunger To seek newer and tastier flesh Would you let me go searching again? Would you? For amongst those vultures i shall be a dove So build me a nest and keep nestling me For your gentle loving has prepared me not To seek romance in the arms of another By: Adams Elizabeth Oyarese Lizdiamond Poetry World

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John Gondolf

Date: 8/8/2020 10:53:00 AM

"The woods are wild" the Wolf said to Red, "you are a brave young woman." I like the sensual nature of your poems. I will read some more later. John

Elizabeth Adams
Date: 8/8/2020 1:27:00 PM

So good to know you like my poems sir. I am honoured by your detailed comments, having seen how experienced you are in this field.