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here, in my weakness

by Rachelle Howe

with chin canted slightly
a look of innocent pouting
a glance; a whiff of a smile,
(which she knew
had the power of a thousand spells...)
the subtle tugtug of a little girl
on her father's shirt,
or of a child in the candy store
who's pleading for
whatever treat suits their fancy..

like a weakness
she crept into my will
and worried it away
with her teeth and
fingers
which glanced
along my sides
until i was at her mercy
(and on my knees.)

12/07/2001

Posted on 12/07/2001
Copyright © 2024 Rachelle Howe

Member Comments on this Poem
Posted by Max Bouillet on 08/23/03 at 08:14 PM

Entrancing imagery that really seeps into the reader and takes hold of all the senses. Great read.

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