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    Poetically Exposed...
    Poetically Exposed...
    Poetically Exposed...
    Ebook68 pages17 minutes

    Poetically Exposed...

    By Lianne Wambui

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    "A stunning collection."

    In this compelling read, Lianne boldly splashes her art on paper-melting outbursts of love, desire, pain and passion in a shocking yet delicate manner.

    Poetically exposed... offers an unhindered expression of spoken and unspoken emotions the prose is beautiful the heart rendered completely helpless, caught up in an extraordinary journey in this world of poetry.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateSep 15, 2011
    ISBN9781456751487
    Poetically Exposed...
    Author

    Lianne Wambui

    Author Lianne Wambui illuminates her poems with such freedom and pushes the boundaries of language as she captivates the reader with each turn of the page. It takes a gifted writer to bring life to simple words and ordinary experiences. Lianne is blessed to add this collection of poems to her previous successful works- "Slave to poetry" and "A poem inspired."

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      Book preview

      Poetically Exposed... - Lianne Wambui

      1.

      Pin me against the wall

      and ravage my lips

      separate their innocence

      and discover…

      Close your eyes.

      Bite.

      Slowly sink yourself in their sweetness

      arrest my tongue.

      Tango.

      2.

      Come let’s…kiss

      come, touch my soft lips

      let’s…consummate

      engage in our secret dissections

      propositions…submissions.

      3.

      I love the taste of your lips

      I just can not help it

      I love being lost in their sweet surrender.

      4.

      My lips are curious

      they want to know yours

      but you hesitate,

      scared of the overwhelming feeling

      the union may bring-

      But I continue…

      unaware of your uneasy thoughts.

      Totally oblivious

      I just want a taste,

      - an embrace

      of the deep icing that graces this cake…

      -Let me kiss you.

      5. Mozart revived.

      Your hands will write a symphony

      notes of love on this beautiful

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