Monday, June 19, 2006

Yearning Ache

The power of the yearn
comes thru as a soft yell
yet due to the searing burn
its not very hard to tell.

I too share the aches
when I am left right here
crave her touch's quake
her kisses sloppy smear.

I am but a mold she cast
formed in the image of desire
love vapors rise to last
she sets my soul on fire.

Del Cano 2006 June

7 comments:

  1. wonderful poem!
    Gem :-)

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  2. Spence, your words must truly come from some wonderous plain the rest of us know not about. You are a gift to us all, coming here and finding new entries creates that feeling only a kid at Christmas time feels when there's gifts abundant under the tree. Thank you for sharing your beautiful self with us all.

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  3. Ode to a Poet
    He misses her
    Who brought a well
    Of Dyonessian Pleasure here;
    She dreams, she sleeps;
    She casts a spell

    Earlier upon his return
    She would rush
    she would burn
    she would (I'm told)
    in his arm unfold A form of Bliss
    This poet's
    sure to miss

    He misses her
    The trace of Love's Big Tale
    Winds and draws him near
    and spins a song of sleep
    and long hours
    he Keeps...
    He misses her

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  4. ***
    Well Spencer,
    There is quite a yean in this poem.  And it really comes out strong and beautifull.  ah, the image of desire can not only be seen, but felt like a fire eating away ate the never ending desire and want.  Beautiful indeed.  Bless Always,  Rhonda

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    ***

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  5. I was going to try to write a poem about your poem but I can't stop giggling.  "Kisses sloppy smear?" Well, I must say you are indeed realistic Spence! True, a yearn can be a burning experience; one must have sloppy kisses to quell the fire!!!
    Lovely indeed!
    Dianna

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  6. Looking at your picture and loving your poetry.
                                                                      Myke

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  7. Spense~I really love that photo; I wish I could enlarge it! The poem...as per usual, deeply stirring and romantic. Frustration is no fun; good thing emotions are such fleeting things...Blessings, Sass ;-)

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