through table legs
painted toenails coquet
the edge of denim
lemon, sea salt
and baby arugula
eaten with fingertips
candlelight flutter
a catch in her breath
traced in his own
sicilian jazz
the subtle intensity
composing their story
Copyright 2012 Jennifer Wagner
Linked to haiku my heart forever
Composing a story is both serious and lighthearted business. It seems to me that you have a little of both here--just the right balance.
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Thanks for saying so Magical!
DeletePoet laundry, you pulled off a very sensuous story with your haikus. I shiver with memories as I read it.
ReplyDeleteGlad I could bring back enjoyable memories for you! Thank you very much for commenting Fran.
DeleteYou've composed a lovely, almost whimsical, picture with words that leave a really pleasant feel good echo.
ReplyDelete...pleasant feel good echo...I like that! Thanks Doodles!
DeleteCreates a lovely small joy scenario in my head!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad it does :) Thanks for visiting!
Deletewelcome jennifer to haiku my heart!
ReplyDeleteyou have entered with a passion all heated up in your provocative haiku. lovely...each vignette, a delicious morsel of love!
i hope you will return again and again. in fact, please, never stop!
Rebecca, thank you very much for such a bright welcome! Thanks too for your compliment on my haiku set. I do plan to return to your wonderful site.
DeleteSo lovely! My favorite line... "the catch in her breath traced in his own..." evocative, sensual, a feast for all the senses! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteLea- thank you very much! I so appreciate your kind words!
DeleteLovely romanic series of haiku ~ well penned ~ Thanks for coming by (A Creative Harbor)
ReplyDeleteI so appreciate your visit and your complimentary comment--thanks for following too! :-D
DeleteI'm hooked, tell me more, you've whetted my taste-buds! x
ReplyDeleteHaha! You may have just inspired me...Glad to have you come by foxysue--hope you return! :)
Deletevery cool...i love how the little snippets totally build the scene....that third one is my fav...but the last def sets a mood too...smiles.
ReplyDeleteThanks Brian, glad you enjoyed that one :)
Deleteoh this telling of such an intimate tale in so few...beautiful words!
ReplyDeleteThanks very much Stephanie--I appreciate your visit!
DeleteLovely images of a wonderful moment. Love your haiku.
ReplyDeleteKind of you to comment Victoria--thanks so much!
DeleteI got a little drunk on those words.
ReplyDeleteHaha! Glad you found it intoxicating colleen :D
DeleteNice!
ReplyDeleteYou build a great scene here.
ReplyDeleteAppreciate your kind comment, thank you :)
Deletelovely.... the candlelight stanza is my favorite
ReplyDeleteGlad you like it mrs--thank you so much for saying so :)
DeleteQuite lovely, PL. I can picture the scene.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Lori!
DeleteLovely haiku!
ReplyDeleteHappy you found it so Mad-thanks for commenting :)
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