Tuesday, June 24, 2025

This rose of yesteryear Feb. 15, 2015

 

Too early for the rose of yesteryear to wilt, its soft pedals not yet dropping, caught with morning dew, this rose I press close to my face, to absorb its sweet scent, to feel its tenderness against my lips, my tongue, this precious thing from which I wisp the nectar of, if not love, then as close to it as I can get, this rose that I spread before me, into  which I plunge, headlong, thrusting myself into its core where the real joy law, this day after the day when roses open themselves and when real pleasure is dripping from me into it. I am the morning dew, still longing for the night before, her scene cling to me as I press in, we always wanted all there is to have, this rose, this nectar, this flavor of joy


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