Literary Revelations is thrilled to bring you one poem by Mary K. Doyle. We hope you enjoy it.
BIO
Mary K. Doyle is the author of twelve books on the topics of poetry, care-giving, spirituality, and mentoring. She blogs at Midwest Mary, and does marketing for a publishing house. She’s been writing professionally since the 1980s beginning with Chicago newspapers, radio, and advertising firms. Mary has a Master of Arts degree in Pastoral Theology. She is a mother, grandmother, and widow and lives in a far western suburb of Chicago.
Take Me
Take me to the beach
where sand warms our feet
and waves caress our toes.
Take me at sunset
when honey-colored light
bathes our skin.
Take me by the hand
while we share thoughts,
feelings, and dreams.
Take me to our home,
a comfortable, happy,
relaxing haven.
Take me in your arms,
powerful and strong
guarding me from harm.
Take me to our room
a sanctuary where we
laugh and love.
Take me to your chest
where hearts beat as one
and sparks radiate.
Take me to your lips
warm, firm, yet tender,
and passionate.
Take me to our bed
where we explore, please,
and join as one.
Please do not forget that Literary Revelations will publish Full Moon Confessions by Tracey Anne at the end of September. The art on the cover is done by Hikari – a wonderful Japanese artist.
Wow, that’s a powerful message well put. Nice poem
Such a beautiful poetic message 💖💖💖
I am glad you enjoyed it Luisa.
I love Mary’s poems ❣️❣️❣️
Me too!
Lovely poem
ooh la la on so many levels, Mary💗
Indeed. Sending love Cindy.
Thanks for the love and right back at you, Gabriela💗💗💗
Lovely to read you Mary:)
Wonderful poetic progression of love! 💞
Breathtaking verse, Mary.
Beautiful! 💕
A lovely and romantic poem.
Congratulations, Mary!
Absolutely Beautiful 🤗
Take me, take me to the beach where the sand warms our feet and the waves caress our toes. Take me at sunset❤💖❤💖🥰👋🏻🙏🏻Great, good luck and have a nice day, my love
A work of an artist who sees deeper. A romantic, harmonious and melodic poem. Congratulations Mary K Doyle!
Beautiful poem.
sensitive and sensuous —
Such a romantic and loving poem, Mary. I think I responded on your site💕