pressed flowers (in your spine)

By sanglante

let me be
the flower pressed
in between your pages,
my petals tickling your
gently curving spine.

i'm a stem that has
rooted intself
within the caverns of
your drawn out breaths
and chest.

my leaves brushing
that special place
in between your tired
and sagging shoulder blades.

and you sigh
as if nothing else
could possibly matter
in a moment that is shared
only between

you and i.

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Copyright 2010 sanglante
Published on Tuesday, December 21, 2010.     Filed under: "Love" and "Poetry"

Author's Note:

he won't stop inspiring me..
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  • mpvmuthu On Wednesday, January 6, 2016, mpvmuthu (13)By person wrote:

    So soft like a flower! Thank you. @mpvmuthu5

  • soul_versing On Wednesday, January 6, 2016, soul_versing (882)By person wrote:

    Beautifully worded. And I do so agree, worthy of PoTD. Congratulations! Scholar

  • carlosjackal On Wednesday, January 6, 2016, carlosjackal (3014)By person wrote:

    More than worthy POTD...Fantastic art.

  • Nimue44 On Wednesday, January 6, 2016, Nimue44 (296)By person wrote:

    Such uncommon yet captivating images... Simple, yet it wakes the senses, and reveals a sensibility common to an artist. Congrats on the POTD.

  • TheProphetUntold On Thursday, December 23, 2010, TheProphetUntold (167)By person wrote:

    This is quite exceptional. I can't believe I missed this. Very rich for its length and simplicity. Very very good. +tpu+

  • A former member wrote: Pretty, unfalteringly so. Such an intimate and tender notion... if only. You poetry has such a melancholy mosaic to it... but I can always tell the dream within you is alive, no matter how broken. Thank you for that. You give me hope.

  • A former member wrote: Lovely poem, love the metaphor. Its a very delicate piece and I enjoyed it

  • A former member wrote: "let me be the flower pressed in between your pages" This sounds amazingly...

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