Author Archives: John Anthony

I shall never feel you soft, or taste the candied sweet.Dance with you beneath the stars, or lift you from your feet.To hold you close within my arms,Be cast within your eyes.I shall never be the man who lies beneath your sighs How I long to run my hands, along each supple curve.Glide with you,Continue reading “Candied Sweet”

Wednesday morning at a restaurantFine coffee but a stale croissantThe neon sign bleats, “Eat at Dawn’s Café.” Rain drums spastic on the streetDrops the awning just can’t keepThe air so thick with voice it breaks away Then I close my eyes … I drift into your arms againWhen you held the pain at bayAnd droveContinue reading “Raging Dawn”

Freshly bathed sweet jasmine honey,Finely soft strawberry mist.Pearls of beaded tang inviting,Petals tasted, a whispered kiss. Flower swelling, trembling, needing,Gently begging, a passioned “please”.Nibble then dart; sampled and savored,Pungently ripening; a shuddered release. Moist my lips, sweet jasmine honey,Freshly softed strawberry mist.Pearls of beading; a tang invited,Petals tasted, then quietly kissed. Freshly bathed …Sweet strawberryContinue reading “Strawberry Mist”

Stand beneath the downspout Let the water braid your hair Let the rush of nature soothe you Let the wash rinse gently fair Raise your chin, lift it upwards Feel the cool dance light the skin Feel the soft of heaven pouring Feel sweet freedom’s grace begin ~ Sweet my angel Blessed be This momentContinue reading “Bathe Beyond the Water”