Special Feature: (Pre-Covid) Sensual/Love Poems for Valentine's Day

My Dear Readers:

I Hear You (complaining about my "depressing poem:" unlove in the time of covid" 😂).  Here are sensual /love poems selected from pre-Covid times for your reading pleasure.

Selected Poems:

Pressing my breasts

I softly kick aside

the Curtain of mystery

How deep the crimson

of the flower here

Akiko Yosano

evening 

between her breasts 

sugar to lick off 

the cocktail glass 

rim 

ai li

warm brandy

her shadow removes

another garment

Margaret Rutley 

devoured

by your intense

dark gaze

I enter further

inside you

Chen-ou Liu

after love-making

she laughs

and her breasts quiver --

through the cabin window

the Sphinx-like summer sunshine

Larry Kimmel

our bodies

listen

to light

Raymond Roseliep

I fight the urge 

to ask them 

how to make love last 

old couple holding hands 

where the waves break 

Roberta Beary

To conclude today's Special Feature post, I share the following haiku with you who are hungry/thirsty for love: 😋

Valentine date

she licks a crumb of chocolate

off my lips 

Enjoy Valentine's Day, Love with the Coronavirus around

Chen-ou