Moonbeams shine in and caress my love.
Soft skin, pale as milk, glistens in the faint light.
Past dew covered hills I view a landscape of gentle beauty.
Her eyes are shut to all in the world but this moment.
Long raven locks dance on shoulders, cascading waves of perfume over me.
The sweet scent of gardenia and jasmine fill the air.
Fingers entwined, each for the other, eternity is not long enough for this.
Lips press mine and linger, hesitant to part.
Eyes meet in the moment of bliss, speaking the unspoken.
Love.
So, I have been at it again. I thought my poem “Jade Green,” was going to be my first and last, well, apparently not. Love is a wonderful thing, love should be in everyone’s life.
T.
The Emerald City Post 
3 replies on “Moonlight”
I am so impressed with your photographs, intelligent and one heck of a photographer . . . what’s not to like?
Warm Smiles,
Lori
Thank you Jen,
I have revised the poem since my Valentine’s Day post. I have a saying, “If you don’t get it right the first time, do it again.” I hope you enjoy it just as much as the original or more.
T.
Hey, T.
It’s beautiful.