Love Poems About Absinthian or Absinthian Love Poems
by Ashley Poort |
Categories: love, passion,

Poem I

Bitter as wormwood or Turkish coffee,
absinthian abandon;
this passion stings and burns.
Cheeks blaze with the scarlet sign and stigma
and your teeth leave their signature on my hips.
Prudence we shed like the ash
tapped off my cigarette with trembling fingertips.
This bed is an ocean in which I choose to drown-
sore each morning from being
crushed by your waves.
Ninety-proof ecstasy
scalds as you swallow,
but you, oh so deliciously, melt.
The scars will be there only because the body
could not bear the pleasure that it felt.

by Isabelle Dess |
Categories: love,

Eyes

stormy raindrops enlightened by an absinthian glow

How much, how far you have seen, to bring about so much bliss

kings and prophets have led you to Cairo

Two moons embrace my  fallen kiss