Love Poem: Concealed By a Bramble Bush

Concealed By a Bramble Bush

Concealed by a bramble bush, 
Fixated to her tight swathe.
She takes a little look around,
Then peels off her clothes to bathe. 

Standing there with just a pink panty, 
 The small of back had perfect dimples.
She hesitated for a while in the cool breeze,
That kissed her skin to form goose pimples.

Hugging herself, she dipped a toe in the water, 
Then performs a shivery dance.
My eyes made love to her beauty,
My body succumbed to their romance.

She turned to the side as if walking a tight rope,
And skimmed the water surface with her foot.
I saw her perky mountainous breasts,
And almost let out a coyote’s crying woof.

A goddess, a picture, and artists dream,
Every man’s vision of heavenly thighs.
I stood unblinkabley mesmerised, 
Thinking “Thank you for my bramble bush disguise.”

This is how I met my second wife, Jane, by the way
And love her with the same passion as that very day
I found out later that she was the sister of Glen
Who is my close Imaginary friend


*I think I killed the end for you all :-)