Poetry: Enveloped - by Morton Templeton

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by Morton Templeton

Created on: April 24, 2008

You envelope me,
All that is around me,
is you.
I taste you, smell you.
Like the mist
rolling onto shore
Encircling me
the salty coolness
caressing my skin.

You engulf me,
wrap me in your shrouded cloak.
my body quivers,
my breath quickens

Suddenly you are gone.

Was it a dream,
A fantasy, a whim
A fleeting impulse?

I close my eyes
Again you are with me.

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as I sit with scalding coffee in hand,
on the bank of the bubbling brook.
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Enveloped in a safe cocoon,
No light beams touch your face,
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by Gary Maclean

One woman is all I need
One woman indeed
When I'm in her arms
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Enveloped

She is sorry
he knows it.
She promises never to do it again
he knows it.
She still loves and wants to come back
he knows
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by Bonnie Kramer

Whiteness...
Closing all around me, as I lay folded against myself,
Unmoving...
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