Sunday Musings, featuring Cherie Sumner's poem titled " Make Up For Lost Time ", appreciated by Williamsji Maveli

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Sunday Musings, featuring Cherie Sumner's poem titled " Make Up For Lost Time", appreciated by Williamsji Maveli

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• Sunday Musings:  Sunday, 18th  January, 2015 
• By Williamsji Maveli
•  My Sunday Greetings to COSMOFUNNEL Administration, to all authors, artistes and viewers

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SYNOPSIS: This is my weekend writing column for a review of a poem from a selected author. This Column is being titled as "Sunday Musings " with a view to feature an in-depth analysis of  any one of the poems from the previous weeks postings, selected by me at random to avoid the elaborate review or comment postings  by me in the usual comments column. Poetess Cherie Sumner's   almost all poems are great success, and have won much appreciations and comments from COSMO viewers.  Hence it was very difficult to choose the best one for my review. However, I shall plan this column in such a way to accommodate almost all style of poems by all poets and poetess of COSMOFUNNEL, which I hope will give more room for encouragement and inspirations to write. The poems selected are purely from my own liking and discretion and has nothing to do with the ratings, voting and favorite aspects. Hope, readers will understand my view point and enjoy my writing. My views and interpretations in this column are purely my own observations, and it has nothing to do with the personal life of the author of the poem. I am eager to read your feed-backs.  The poem which  I have taken-up for this Sunday Musings is Poetess Cherie Sumner's  verse titled  " Make Up For Lost Time "

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• Make Up For Lost Time
• By
• Poetess Cherie Sumner

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No hidden reason or rhyme, it’s no sexual crime
Just missing my honey - let’s make up for lost time
Distance offends the senses – no rationale
Need to feel you near me to change poor morale

(It is a complete human assurance that no one can know his or her own beauty or make out a sense of his or her own worth until it has been reflected back to him or her in the mirror of another loving, caring human being.This is called love which is well depicted in this fabulous verse from Poetess Cherie Sumner, my applause)

Our love is reliable, your touch – justifiable
The passion between us deemed undeniable
Your luscious mouth, neck, beg for kisses of respect
I feel inclined to fondle what’s mine, quite erect

( Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smirk, a kind word, a
listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all
of which have the prospective to turn a life in and around )

With no secrets to keep, press into me deep
Rock me exhausted into paradoxical sleep
Awake with enthusiasm, earthquakes of orgasm
Synchronized tremors, thrills of spiritual phantasm

(We are not people who touch each other just carelessly, every point of contact between us feels significant for an incoming charge of energy and relief always)

It’s here, like this, in your cradling arms of bliss
Afflictions hit me from the love I’ll sorely miss
The minute I go, my heart surely knows pain’s chime
Misplaced, until I see you, to make up for lost time 

(Most often when someone is touching, it catches fire on a body. Our whole body will be burning up, and the two bodies will turn to twin points of the same bright white flame. This is what it means to be loved... when someone wants to touch you, to be tender, to be loved)

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BETWEEN THE LINES

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Poetess Cherie Sumner has taken the trouble of thoroughly giving examples on how to be success with each other in taking and giving pleasure. Pleasure is not only for two bodies, but also distributed among two souls as well. Every loving gestures, every pleasing caress, every feather touch, every glance, every last bit of the body has its secrets and shocks  which brings happiness to the person who knows how to wake it.

The poem highlights a message that after a merriment of love the lovers should not part without flattering each other, without being dominated or having liberated, so that neither is miserable or glutted or has the bad feeling of being used or misused. This is very significant in life shared by two bodies and souls.

Please accept my congratulations for sharing the above verse to COSMO readers, as it is very true to address honorable Poetess Cherie Sumner as the " Poetess of Love " or a " Mother of Love Poems ". May God bless you

Regards & Love

WILLIAMSJI MAVELI