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by Christine Bruness

Created on: June 10, 2008

"The Kiss"

An Acrostic Poem about This Healthy Expression of Love

Tender; turn-on
Healthy sign of affection
Electric; eases anxiety; expression of love

Kindles with positive energy; kind way to greet someone
Intense; intimate; inspires romance
Sensual; sign of love and friendship
Sexy; symbol of amour; sizzles with sexual desire

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The taste of you begs for more,

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I attempt to thank you for the wonderful evening
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I meet her gaze I help her stand
I hold my breath and kiss her hand
I see her blush her cheeks red now
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