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Moonlight

[ poem by Maximilian G. Wolf ]

By Maximilian G. WolfPublished 4 years ago 1 min read
Moonlight
Photo by Guzmán Barquín on Unsplash

I'm pulling you out of the dress down on the sand.

Devouring your heart from the spiders club.

Charmed - just a little, by the smell of your skin in the moonlight

and the whiteness of the knees in the tide of male vanity.

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A dry valley can be a sea ?!

For a moment, a doubt butterfly appears.

And then I'm lost in your arms.

On the side road in the forest of sighs.

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And after that, when the rain of the monsoons drenched our bodies

On the sand dune of hope, restless

I'm creating a glass beads mosaic

From mosaic, a resurrected butterfly is taking off again.

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love poems

About the Creator

Maximilian G. Wolf

Dear All,

On my posts, you can find authentic contemporary love poems and short stories. All verses and stories are my original work.

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You can support my work. https://ko-fi.com/maximilian_g_wolf

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