Heavenly Heartbeat
Love Poem
Heavenly Heartbeat
We’re heart shaped lovers with Cupid’s eyes
Heads a fuzzy glow across the skies
Cocooned arms
Entwined legs
Heaven is your heartbeat as my pillow
Let’s hideaway some more
In a blissful oblivion
The world doesn’t need to know where we go
(Victoria Day-Joel x)
About the Creator
Victoria Day-Joel
The Spiritual Poetess
Aquarius Sun/Pisces Moon/Leo Rising ♥️ 🌹
Olympia publishers: https://olympiapublishers.com/authors/victoria-day-joel
🖤 Poetry Inspired by Oliver, Fantasy and Friendship- 2018
🖤New Beginnings-2020
🖤A Piece of Me-2023
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I freaking love this poem! The eyes, the arms, the legs-- sounds like blissful oblivion to me! I think your final photograph is a perfect dessert for this too. I've been trying to read everything from this challenge but I'm slow. I've read a lot and I don't think I've read anything yet with cupid... which just seems natural with Valentine's Day. I have a few entries in this contest that I am proud of, but none of them really mention Valentines. They are just statements/poems about love. I'm very impressed. ⚡💙⚡
Thank you Gregory ♥️ it’s lovely to have feedback and appreciated. Victoria x
Heaven is your heart beat as your pillow as my pillow. Beautifully Done!!