A World away
A World away in a field of hay
on an evening oven warm
where with finesse a cotton dress
did shape and form adorn
she would not know this absent beau
so craved the merest touch
and adored every thought and view
he worshipped her as such
she lie there smiling hand to brow
to shield the falling sun
and looking up she spoke to him
she told him of the one
somehow that set an inner man
free from virtue's chains
a charge so unfamiliar
now coursed within his veins
he shifted slightly to his side
his shadow touched her thigh
and moving back he found himself
positioned then whereby
he covered her, a darkness fell
across her harvest skin
hypnotised he realised
a stirring deep within
he held her in the shade of want
but soon she wriggled free
and sashayed off towards the gate
just what will be will be
he lay down in the damaged berth
the crushed and trodden sedge
where blades and petals held her form
then made himself a pledge
that should another take his heart
then he would take it back
or at the very least he'd try
to get her in the sack.
John Coopey
Thu 21st Jul 2011 10:27
Excellent again, CD.
Pity more don't use the discipline of form - it really does add to and not subtract from the whole.
(I too loved "sashayed", even though I had to look it up!).