Hennen's Observer
  • Home
  • Writings
    • Poetry
      • Published Poetry
    • Prose
      • Published Prose
    • Culture
      • Contributor Interviews
  • Community
  • Submit
  • Shop
  • Login/Logout
  • Forums
  • Home
  • Writings
    • Poetry
      • Published Poetry
    • Prose
      • Published Prose
    • Culture
      • Contributor Interviews
  • Community
  • Submit
  • Shop
  • Login/Logout
  • Forums

Prose

The Bending of Light

Details
Written by: Vangoman/ Dan Van Fleet
Category: Prose
Created: January 8, 2013, 9:18 am
Hits: 2833

In her last humane way of touching, that of a woman human in love, or more precise like some exotic silk scarf being dragged endlessly across submissive lips of someone very much in love, hers is a kind of veiled love that imprints upon the life of other lovers by stretching their heart into a bent posture of surrendering, this is the way of touching by my woman. My woman in search of a final midnight of chard submissions initiated by me the man who helped shape her glorious life.  Her love is one of those soft kinds of loves that surround the calling of warmth, warmth found only inside the trade winds of the soul or in those sacred moments where the art of the heart is passionately making love to you.

Read more: The Bending of Light

0 comments
2.8k views

Subcategories

Published & Contest Winning Prose

Page 76 of 76

  • 67
  • 68
  • 69
  • 70
  • 71
  • 72
  • 73
  • 74
  • 75
  • 76

Random Comments - Prose

Jennygirl
Jennygirl posted a comment in Past Lives
The mood, the intensity, the pain, all spilled out...
about 11 years ago
anodyneargot
anodyneargot posted a comment in The Paradox of the Heap
This is interesting, as I'm pondering this very of...
about 15 years ago
a
a posted a comment in The Paradox of the Heap
I really enjoyed this poem. It touches a subject ...
about 15 years ago
soi-disant
soi-disant posted a comment in My Big Sis
i like the message but unfortunately dont see it e...
about 15 years ago
Raven
Raven posted a comment in The Call.
The last stanza makes for an effective ending, I g...
about 15 years ago
  • Terms of Service
  • Privacy Policy
  • Code of Conduct
  • Contact Us