Abdul Milazi
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Poem "Expressions":
- written December 2000
- published June 10, 2008
- viewed 293 times
Other poems by Abdul Milazi:
»City of God«
»Eclipse the Soul«
»Footprints Of Sorrow«
»Hail Mary«
»Johannesburg«
»Jozi My Girl«
»Life of a Gun«
»Man on the Moon«
»Midnight Dreaming«
»Miracle of Silence«
»Naked«
»Pause«
»Still Born«
»Stolen Kiss«
»The Dream (Days of Dreaming)«
»The Flame«
»The Love Game«
»The Naked Truth«
»The Poet«
»To a Glass of Whisky«
»Woman (Celebrate her)«
»Word Sex«
Visit Abdul Milazi's profile page
Poem "Expressions":
- written December 2000
- published June 10, 2008
- viewed 293 times
Other poems by Abdul Milazi:
»Expressions«
by Abdul Milazi
I struggle for a little restraint
as the moon and I enjoy pillow talk moments
seduced in more ways than one
by the velvet caress of dancing shadows
moving to the poignant music in my heart
I lay submerged in the cerebral intimacy
of dusk and dawn
feeling the night's naked longing turn into tenderness
stroking and stoking my passion
with corny and horny ambience
the warmth of darkness calms my soul
but my heart still yearns
for a taste of death's eternal wisdom
to grasp the inflections of life's expressions
as the moon and I enjoy pillow talk moments
seduced in more ways than one
by the velvet caress of dancing shadows
moving to the poignant music in my heart
I lay submerged in the cerebral intimacy
of dusk and dawn
feeling the night's naked longing turn into tenderness
stroking and stoking my passion
with corny and horny ambience
the warmth of darkness calms my soul
but my heart still yearns
for a taste of death's eternal wisdom
to grasp the inflections of life's expressions
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