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Diva's flick on a February moon

Submitted by Ifeanyichukwu O... on Wed, 2022-12-28 02:40

DIVA:
a flower
with tentacles
tingling my heart.
A finger
painting the calendar
on our walls
every 14th February. Speaks words
of geography:
world wide web of love.

SHE
dances in the air, right
beyond it to Galaxy's plains -
far above the rainbow.
I see you
clearly decked in red roses
all over the moon.

SPARKS
of a million kisses
you give;
bubbles of a zillion hugs
let loose,
like flying cannons
in rhythm & bliss; that

BUTTERFLIES
light up my belly,
from your tickles and chuckles. That
you've become
a dream etched in my heart;
a forever, in my arms.

Last few words:

February 14th is a day dedicated to love. Love is universal. Love is here depicted as a feminine, DIVA, in recognition of the wonderful roles women play in our lives. Love is a beautiful thing.

Editing stage:

Editing - rough draft

Content level:

Not Explicit Content