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Eat your pasta primavera
off my belly
after we finish 
making love
sitting up and legs
and arms shape
an arachnid out of us

'Solaris' is playing
by Mathias Frische and 
Rob Landes

You set 
my violin 
on fire!

It is drizzling outside
which somehow 
makes me crave
your 747 For Men
cologne

I don't light candles
or need soft lighting
I want to look at you
raw and taste 
the salt of your 
making

I am river dancing
in my head while
you look at me,
right now

Now, David's Jig
by Natalie MacMaster 
is playing

She never tires,
neither do I

I want to make
another spider 
together

Long Distant Love

Long Distant Love 
(Lyrics & Music by Joan Donnelly Ellis October 16, 2014) (Inspired by James MacMaster,my Grandson & his girlfriend Anna Clendening from North Carolina)

 I want to hold you close to me
 And feel your warm embrace
 I want to silence all your fears
 And see your smiling face
 If I could kiss you anytime
 It sure would be so right
 But this long distant love affair
 Makes it hard to sleep at night

 I wake up each morning
 And my first thoughts are of you
 And the fun we had in Carolina
 In the moments that were too few
 I was missing you even before
 I boarded the aeroplane.
 And I wondered when I could return
 To be with you again

 Long distant love is painful
 But what am I to do
 Live chat with you is better than nothing I know
 But it leaves my heart aching and so blue

 Yes, long distant love is painful
 But what am I to do
 Live chat with you is better than nothing I know
 But it leaves my heart aching and so blue....I'm sure missing you.

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