osho
11-01-2011, 06:06 AM
As a baby I had a youthful dream
My limbs have not stiffened yet
My mind was still docile
But my desires were piquant
I secretly thought about you
Your luscious lips and chubby cheeks
Your dangling hair and your tuneful voice
My mind always leapt up to kiss you defying my littleness
For love and the fire of desire knows no bounds
You were somebody in different forms
Sometime you as a child and again as a ripened youth
You watered my mouth and flamed my desire
Haunting me everywhere at play and at school
Shyness reddened my cheeks and I bit my lips with longing
A little bit of love and a little bit licentiousness
I was happy to think about you and about kissing you
But you were unapproachable
For your femininity you were distant
Your physical and positional tallness defied me
The desire in me was too powerful to be reserved
Nature has given me the gift of life and all of its endowments
Society and its codes crippled me
I wrote a hundred poems in praise of you
Some dedicated to your enticing lips
Some adoring your sparkling eyes
Even if your heavy breasts could crush me into pieces
It was always your engaging totalness
That wrapped me cozily in a dreamy world of love
Love knows no age and imagination has no boundary
Desires in its intensity never follows religions
Sin and sacredness are the aftereffects of love and longing
Silently I loved you kissed your massy swampy
Silently I sang songs of love
And wetted your massy lips through a torrent of kisses
In my thoughts and dreams
And in floods of imagination
My limbs have not stiffened yet
My mind was still docile
But my desires were piquant
I secretly thought about you
Your luscious lips and chubby cheeks
Your dangling hair and your tuneful voice
My mind always leapt up to kiss you defying my littleness
For love and the fire of desire knows no bounds
You were somebody in different forms
Sometime you as a child and again as a ripened youth
You watered my mouth and flamed my desire
Haunting me everywhere at play and at school
Shyness reddened my cheeks and I bit my lips with longing
A little bit of love and a little bit licentiousness
I was happy to think about you and about kissing you
But you were unapproachable
For your femininity you were distant
Your physical and positional tallness defied me
The desire in me was too powerful to be reserved
Nature has given me the gift of life and all of its endowments
Society and its codes crippled me
I wrote a hundred poems in praise of you
Some dedicated to your enticing lips
Some adoring your sparkling eyes
Even if your heavy breasts could crush me into pieces
It was always your engaging totalness
That wrapped me cozily in a dreamy world of love
Love knows no age and imagination has no boundary
Desires in its intensity never follows religions
Sin and sacredness are the aftereffects of love and longing
Silently I loved you kissed your massy swampy
Silently I sang songs of love
And wetted your massy lips through a torrent of kisses
In my thoughts and dreams
And in floods of imagination