Donna Hill lives in British Columbia, Canada with her three sons. She has been seriously writing poetry for two years now, drawing much of her writing style for realism from life around her, her family, and her work as a children's educator. Ms. Hill's poems have appeared in print in One Dog Press, Sex in Public, Poems Niederngrasse and Peshekee River. She's published online in Thunder Sandwich, Mind Fire Journal, the HOLD, Writer's Choice, Disquieting Muses, Rogue Scholars - East Village, Horsethief's Journal, and in Clean Sheets. Her poetry won first and seventh prizes in Comrades annual contest and will appear in Comrades anthology, 2001. Correspond with Donna Hill. Visit her webzine, Erosha, a literary journal of the erotic, of which she is editor.
crescendo sultry waters
my hands habitually
my stance widens
your lips
with lightness of touch
crescendo
filling me
wishbone if by the suppleness
decide
and as bodies moved
your hips would lead me
something new, something more there is nothing new or exciting
"crescendo", "something new, something more" and "wishbone" Copyright © 2001 Donna Hill. All rights reserved. Do not copy or post. |
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