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Honey Tongue

A Poem

By Laura DiNovis BerryPublished 9 years ago • 1 min read
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Honey tongued, you speak to me.

The descriptions of your activities in

lush amber tones drift through the air;

every worker bee is envious.

My mouth salivates for sugar water syllables.

The summary of a movie you saw

cruising lazily down my ear canal.

When you ask me about my day,

molasses is dripping from every other word.

Laughter tasting of honey suckle nectar-

the sounds settle in the bottom of my body,

lifting me beyond cloud nine.

nature poetry

About the Creator

Laura DiNovis Berry

Welcome! I provide free book reviews for modern poets! At the end of the year, 10% of all earnings and donations will be given to a non profit organization. This year you will all be helping Lambda Literary! Thank you!

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    Written by Laura DiNovis Berry