When I think pink
it's not pastel but hot,
the deep pink of hibiscus
or raspberries freshly ripe;
it edges into magenta.
When I think pink
it's a blush,
not apple-cheeked rosy, but
the flush of heightened lust,
the glow of sweet release.
Not lolly-pink
but intense —
not pale but passionate,
not soft but seductive,
not girly but femme fatale.
I think of the bright pink
of painted lips,
the dark pink
of that moist cavern
when my lips open.
I think of you.
I think to suffuse you
in deepest pink.
I think you will expand
in ecstasy, I think you'll dance.
in ecstasy, I think you'll dance.
Prompt 25 for 'Poems in April' at 'imaginary garden with real toads' is the word 'pink'.
Wow! Hot!
ReplyDeleteOh gosh this is such an utterly buttery delicious poem..! Mouth watering imagery! :D
ReplyDeleteLoved it!
xoxo
wowzer
ReplyDeleteI love the passionate hot hot pink, wow ~ Thanks for playing along Rosemary & here's wishing you happy weekend ~
ReplyDeleteHot, hot, hot, Rosemary, hot pink!! I like the repetition, each stanza a different descriptor to fine tune your pink. (Or do you have five pinks?).
ReplyDeleteThis was a fun read. So was your "Generational Adolescence" poem. I don't remember that one and I hadn't left a comment.
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Thanks for looking, Jim. :) (That was a real old one i just thought you might like, being of similar generation.)
DeleteOh my...steamy! Love it!
ReplyDeleteWoooHooo!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful passion in that shade of pink. Yes there's a lot of passion in that shade of pink,
ReplyDeleteHa. Very vivid and clever. K.
ReplyDeleteI love all the facets of pink you brought and the sound play between think/pink! Love it, Rosemary!
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