I’M JEALOUS OF THE WORDS I WRITE

By Charles Robert Lindholm

I’m jealous of the words I write

knowing they’ll be touching you

deep in your heart, while we’re apart

and I’m alone in the night without you

Kiss Me In The Rain

Kiss me in the rain

Love washes 
over me

Flames 
no downpour can extinguish

Thunder 
in my heart

Washing away 
doubts

Washing away 
past demons

Kiss me 
in the rain

Copyright (C) 2023 Penny Wilson All Rights Reserved

Please visit MY BLOG for more poetry and writings. 

Advertisement

#173 POETRY =

By Charles Robert Lindholm

Poetry =

#70 POETRY =

By Charles Robert Lindholm

Poetry =

A TWILIGHT KISS

By Charles Robert Lindholm

I Sit Alone In Silence
As A Summer Afternoon
Slowly Surrenders
To The Evening Sunset

Aspects of Gold III

Part 3 of 3

Of the sunsets I’ve seen
these aspects of gold
are treasures to cherish
and assets to hold
For each is a promise
to capture and seize
from the sun in the sky
like a kiss on the breeze

A TWILIGHT KISS

By Charles Robert Lindholm

I Sit Alone In Silence
As A Summer Afternoon
Slowly Surrenders
To The Evening Sunset

HER PLUNDERING TONGUE

By Charles Robert Lindholm

In A Playful Moment
She Caught Me
Totally Off Guard
With A Blindside Kiss

May I…?

I feel you with closed eyes

I will feel you with numb lips

I have trusted you for the unsaid

I will be yours till time ticks…

– Seema

AN INTIMATE KISS

By Charles Robert Lindholm

I Wait For Her
In The Backside Of The Night
At The Place We Always Meet,
My Old Desk,
Where I Always Go To Write

I LOOKED DEEPLY INTO HER EYES

By Charles Robert Lindholm

I Looked Deeply
Into Her Eyes,
How Could I Not?

HAIKU: WAVES KISS THE SHORELINE

By Charles Robert Lindholm

Waves Kiss The Shoreline

#173 POETRY =

By Charles Robert Lindholm

Poetry =

MORNING DEMONSTRATIONS

By Charles Robert Lindholm

 I Wake Each Morning
With The Dawn
And Go And Put
The Coffee On 

Then Come To Wake You
With A Kiss

I KNEW WHAT SHE WANTED

By Charles Robert Lindholm

She rested her head
softly on my shoulder
as I gave her a gentle embrace

#70 POETRY =

By Charles Robert Lindholm

Poetry =

HAIKU: HIS DOMINO KISS

By Charles Robert Lindholm

His domino kiss

set off magical feelings

and I surrendered 

Copyright © 2017 Charles Robert Lindholm – All Rights Reserved

Text Sex

You kiss me good morning each day
Before you go to work
My forehead thanks you

Kiss

​I’ll kiss

Until my lips bleed.

Blood runs dry

on the floor,

Until my body

FROM FRIENDS TO LOVERS

By Charles Robert Lindholm

 

She said she had a headache

and I said that I could help

so I rubbed her on her neck

and I could tell she loved my touch

Irresistible (etheree)

Had you not kissed me, I would have left you
standing there with the memory of
my smile upon your mind and heart
had you not kissed me—but oh

A BLINDSIDE KISS

By Charles Robert Lindholm 

“A blindside kiss
from out of the blue
a blindside kiss
a gift from you”

I never expected
to be crossing this line
I never expected
her lips on mine 

I never dreamed of
tongues, tangled and twisted
and I’m glad she didn’t ask
for I might have resisted

Air Mail

Surrounded by majestic mountains
Newly shrouded in night
Their silhouettes barely visible
Beneath a crescent moon

THE LADY PLAYED WHITE

By Charles Robert Lindholm

She slowly walked by
and made a racy comment,
while I thought
of some replies,
and then there was magic
that passed between our eyes,

Feather-Weight Kisses

You kiss me in the morning and some at night as well,
But the kisses that you give to me do no love story tell.

Saving My Kisses for You

On the day we met, a winter storm was brewing just outside
In my heart likewise a tempest brewed which I could scarcely hide
For though your lips were silent, you said tons with your eyes of blue
And I started to save my kisses in a bottle just for you.

A Kiss

Who knew the power of a touch—
that a kiss could transform

I DROPPED A PEBBLE IN A POND

By Charles Robert Lindholm  

 

I dropped a pebble in a pond

and watched the ripples run

racing toward a distant shore

because of what I’d done

 

                             

 I knew that soon they’d wash ashore

with a playful, warm embrace