She was all starry eyed Now twinkling down at me Felt her heat as she passed Radiating her love As she orbited close to me "You are my sun" she said Circlng by my side "You are my warmth" she went on You are attracting me Her eyes sparkled flirtatiously Gravity pulled her down She landed in my lap Fitting like hand in glove Our warmth was such she said "Why don't you make love to me?" Image for at https://www.masterfile.com/
Such a romantic take on the theme, Robin. I love all the space-related vocabulary: starry, twinkling, radiating and orbited, for example,and especially the lines: 'Gravity pulled her down She landed in my lap'.
Such a romantic take on the theme, Robin. I love all the space-related vocabulary: starry, twinkling, radiating and orbited, for example,and especially the lines:
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She landed in my lap'.
This galactic love is really sweet — we owe a lot to the gravity as is evident here. Ha!
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Oh the gravitational force of love... it is a lot like falling to fall in love.
ReplyDeleteA sweet live poem. Akin to the gravitational pull of the black hole
ReplyDeleteRobin, you always write such heart-warming poems. Love all the way...yay!!
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