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Summer Sun


Blowing kisses from across the room
that I can somehow still feel.
As tangable as kisses on my neck,
or your hands on my thighs.

The scent of oranges
wafting through the air,
at the summer street fair
where you ran with me
through the crowds of people
and we layed in the fresh grass.
The whole world belonging to only us.

Swaying to the beat of the drum
when we dance.
Humming to the drum of your heartbeat,
when we lay in bed together.

Making love
on a Sunday afternoon.
Your hands 
knowing exactly where to touch.
A fiery
passionate
dance of your souls.

A cherry blossom
you stuck in your hair.
Unaware 
your beauty is already
equal to a goddess. 

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Madelyne

A hippie born a couple decades too late. I love to listen to poets like Andrea Gibson, read long novels and dance to music from the 60's. I attend Ohio University and am a social work major. I'm an out and proud lesbian and I live with my girlfriend... a lot of my poems are about her.

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