Summer Seduction
Marcus Perkins
The sand is fine like grains of salt,
The waters warm as summer dawns ,
She sips on wine, hydration forgot ,
While I drink more, watching her yawn.
The sun shines overhead, rather bright.
I set the umbrella in the sand,
In order to block the light.,
She smiles at me while doves start to land.
Her eyes grow wide, a dazzling blue
While I kneel down, a ring produced
Her desire to be a bride, in a dress that’s new
Realized this dawn, as we become seduced.
A love is cemented in legacy
This day is marvelous and we are happy.
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Marcus Alan Perkins
I’m a father, published author, student, avid reader, husband, and advocate for equality for all. I am going to use this platform for my short stories and poems. Follow me on Facebook: @Author.MarcusPerkins, Twitter handle: @AMarcusperkins
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