Points of View

He thought her lovely

Yet too stubborn to be tamed

His heart seemed shuttered

She feared he’d control

But desired him at all costs

Her heart was open

One passionate night

Lovers standing on the brink

Which way would they fall?

Okay, I started to look for photos of human couples to accompany this honestly awful bit of poetry, but adding the cats seemed to make it all better.

Meow, people!

Romance

One touch, lingering

One kiss, unforgettable

One night of passion

I forget to breathe

My whole world wraps around you

When you’re near, time stops

For one sweet moment

Our lips meet, our bodies join

And I am deemed healed

Peace, people!

The Pull Of Time

The Pull of Time
by Leslie Noyes

Nothing matters now,
With the exception of love
And the pull of time.


A hushed, unrushed love,
Long minutes, long limbs entwined;
Sweet slippery hours.

Time always intrudes,
Pleasures turn to promises
Measured in drab days.

Secrets

Whispered words of love
Skipping through the universe
Reverberating.


Fingers fumbling,
Tangled in accoutrement
Hooks on lingerie.


Overwhelming heat
Lingering touch, here, just here
Words insuffcient.

Scolded

justifiably angry
broken heart
pieces scattered
irretrievably lost
dissolved dreams
visions mattered
unerringly paired
soul’s mate
conscience scolded
tearfully rejoined
love’s patience
now rewarded.

  

Love, Damn It

i loved you
before it was cool
before i knew
what love meant.

love it seems is more
than hearts and flowers;
more than sweet
expressions.

it’s hard work,
honestly, this love stuff.
not for the
weak of spirit.

there have been
days when i felt the dearth
of love; its
cold absence.

but mostly love’s
embraced us like the warmest
hug on the coldest
night. perfect.