And pollen to pollinate -- love now sells,
and mostly with this big kisser that tells
its real name is 'Hot Lips' just by looking.
Made Margaret Houlihan nicknaming
famous, played by Loretta Swift, actress,
on MASH, no longer on TV unless
seen on reruns. They grow in the jungles
of the two lower America's. Goals,
you're halfway there, don't you have a mouth, WELL!
Arrggh!, Learn the lingo, cross the border--Sall!
Mean senora ... Senora? Nah! Hombre.
Hombre? Si hombre, LIPS, ugly, hombre,
like you! They'll carry you across--you'll pass.
They'll pity you, or, think you're a bad a**!
Last toke
He croaked
No joke
'Sall, folks
Intoxication
The heady intoxication
Of new love ventured
Buds that blossom
Fed by warm waves
Of sweet euphoric sensation
The sun captured
Smiles within ones heart
Radiating in abundant glory
Taming the savage beast
Invigorating ones soul
First chapter of a never ending story
An adventurous journey
Travelled together
Overcoming obstacles
Of vale and hill
Finding beauty in hidden places
As refreshing as a clear sparkling
Mountain stream never stagnant
Never still
A leisurely stroll through a bejewel garden
A vibrant technicolour dream
Sewn together with the finest silk
Made of purity of heart soul and mind eclipsed
Sall ignited by a sinle lingering blissful kiss
Upon receptive soft warm lips
A strong friendship firmly rooted
As a tree underground
A home built brick by brick
With mortar of kindness and tenderness
An open fire that remains aglow
A private feathered nest
Where appreciation and giving
That only two kindred lovers know.
Peter Dome©2019.
see that?
In the sky?
I want to touch it.
I wish to fly.
I see the cloud,
the white puff.
a little ball of stuff.
In my mind i can fly.
And sometimes i want to try.
go to heaven,
out of this hell.
run away, just don't tell,
don't you sall anybody where i'll be.
I'll be in the sky you'll see.
Just look for the girl with the wings.
Jumping form cloud to cloud.
Just listen and she might sing.
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