Remember?
The last time it rained
We were conversing
with our bodies;
You inhaled me as you would draw
the last puff from a cigarette.
Wasn’t the ambience just perfect then?
A festoon of wild flowers,
scent of
pure tea tree oil and
a handmade paper,
red and yellow leaves pressed hard on it.
We spoke of umbrellas,
children walking in gangs
and
our lost lovers. (I was afraid
of this one too)
A drip of memories
drenched in desire;
We
spoke:
wet corridors
slithering steps
our feet together.
Remember?
Last time when it rained
It poured on us,
Kisses and moans.
Lovely!
Delicate..
beautiful and tender poem!
Swathi’s signature diction, especially the line between two braces:
We spoke of umbrellas,
children walking in gangs
and
our lost lovers. (I was afraid
of this one too)