October 20, 2011

Mr. Slow Learner

I have learned something worth learning.

Sure, I know how to touch your body a thousand different ways.

But it’s love that brightens the sky.

And making you happy is the greatest turn-on of all.

49 comments:

Brian Miller said...

smiles. and touch is only one aspect to that happiness...

Lisa said...

Oh that is the brightest of skies. You have learned well. And this is the loveliest piece.

Crazy Life of a Writing Mom said...

That picture fits your words so well. Beautiful.

void said...

gorgeous! love the photo :)

My Inner Chick said...

ed,

so beautiful, My Mr. Neruda

Jill said...

Wow. Just wow.

Janie Junebug said...

So beautiful, Ed. Thank you for being you.

Love,
Lola

Unspoken said...

This is sweet.

Mary said...

Ed, that is just beautiful!

EcoGrrl said...

it's one of those things we want the one we love to say to us, that's all that matters, seeing them happy. i don't think there's anything better than loving someone and seeing them smile. it's brilliance, it's pure.

Sheri said...

You gotten this right. Love brightens the soul and everything else just gets better after that, doesn't it. Hands are good too though...

suvaiba said...

hey,
thankyou so much for your precious comments in there..! :)
i really do appreciate it..!
and i desperately do wish that someday i can write like you..! :)
there's serenity in your words and i can feel the peace..! :?)
thanks
tc

Movies on my Mind said...

I like the photo but all this talk about touching has made me prudeish.

Preeti S. said...

Wonderful. A new perspective on love. Well penned. :)

Deb Kirkeeide said...

certainly something that anyone would want to hear from the one they love.

so very beautiful.

Jaclyn said...

I love this :) It's worded so perfectly. I can only imagine the cute love notes you leave around for ur girl.

Geraldine said...

Sounds like you are a wise man. It doesn't matter if it took a while. Great photo too Ed.

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fishducky said...

The picture perfectly matches the words...

Wine and Words said...

There are so many facets to a relationship. Touch/sex is actually so minor without all the rest. When we each focus on the happiness of the other, amazing fireworks!

Reena said...

Wonderful words.

Anonymous said...

That last line is my mantra. I'll assume the royalty check is in the mail?

Stephanie D said...

Feeling good when you make someone else happy does light up the sky, doesn't it? Very nice.

Pat Hatt said...

Awwwww are you just so nice today haha..but yes so true, so many ways and it does feel good.

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Celestial Dreamz said...

smiles ... so true ... but I thought men think different :P

Sarah said...

Wise and loving words! Knowing that you and you alone brought true happiness to your love is as you wrote "the greatest turn-on of all." It feels amazing for both!

Cяystal said...

This was .. flawless.
You write wonderfully!

Friko said...

Better late than never?

trump said...

Thank you for your blog visit Ed to Amish Stories, and please visit with us again, as well as your readers. Richard from the Amish community of Lebanon,pa.

ayala said...

Aww so sweet!

Laurie Kolp said...

Aww... this is so sweet Ed, and true!

Scarlet said...

It's all in the mind, I believe.

Happy to learn this too ~

forgetmenot said...

Oh, Ed, What a lovely sentiment--every girl in the world would love to hear those words. Nice work!!!! Mickie :)

Anonymous said...

Amen! You really do understand women!

Pat Wahler said...

Beautiful sentiment!

Pat
Critter Alley

Life Unordinary said...

where was this shot taken?

cj Schlottman said...

ed,

This makes me weak in the knees. You know I love your way with words. Namaste..............cj

Have been underground - back soon.

Aguilar Elliot said...

better to be a slower learner than a never learner

Jyoti Mishra said...

Awesome Ed..
short yet deep
loved it

Punk Chopsticks said...

Amazing, this is so very very beautiful. i applaud you for putting this up here x)

Anonymous said...

I love the exploding yellows captured in the photo. There are at least a 1000 hues that reflect the sentiment 'thousand different ways.' I admire your art, Ed, your photos and words. Thank you.

noone said...

aww cute post, yes it is love that brightens :D

Lolamouse said...

Ah, better late than never, Ed! Beautiful words!

PhilO♥ said...

It's the love that matters :)
Lovely! Very well written :)

Susie Clevenger said...

Nice work...love makes the words and touches have such depth the soul is reached

My Inner Chick said...

--ed,
you are the perfect example of why women LOVED & Worshiped the poets.

xx

Mary said...

This is so beautiful, Ed!!

Alexandra said...

This made me cry.

I have a poet for a son, Ed. He is 16. A beautiful, breathtaking boy...who has been shot down by every girl he has asked out in school this year.

They all pass him over for the football star, the swimteam star, the soccer star.

And he comes to me and I say, let's go for a long drive and I let him swear and drop the F bombs with the windows in the minivan rolled up.

And I drive and listen: and I say the F bombs along with him.

Eff them, sweet boy. They have NO IDEA! We scream it together.

Your post brought me to tears today.

Brittany said...

Gorgeous.

I wish more men like this, existed.

But most are just storm clouds.