Dream Lover (poem) by Mary Ellen Quire on AuthorsDen

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Dream Lover by Mary Ellen Quire Monday, October 13, 2003 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Fingers intertwined, we become one. Flesh turned into spirit. I sense your next move, Feeling your breath against me. You whisper my name once. And then again� My heart melts at your tenderness. A mind that no longer exists� Rhythm that shatters all reality; I am yours. Again you whisper my name� Once more� And then no more. I open my eyes.

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Reviewed by Rodd Jokre	10/27/2003

Wow... very intense... But sometimes you just gotta snap out of it, eh? ;) Good write...




Reviewed by Gwen Dickerson	10/13/2003

Very, very good! Short, yet powerful!




Reviewed by Lisa Hilbers	10/13/2003

Don't ya just hate it when you have to wake up from a dream like that? When having nightmares you can't wake up for nothing,,you have a good one and you can't stay asleep long enough. Great write. Enjoyed the sensuality of this. Lisa