Sensations

A touching bit of poetry… ;)

sensations-image2.jpg

Sensations

slow

satisfying

shower

serenely steamy

soft supple skin

salaciously slathered

shorn smooth

satin-silky

seductive scent

subtly spread

sensuous strokes

sliding

stimulating

stirring sighs

shivers

savoring

so

so

so slippery

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rob kistner © 2007

66 Responses to “Sensations”

  1. The Brave Says:

    Nice one. Loved the resonating sssssssssssssss sounds in that poem.

  2. gautami Says:

    Excellent alliteration. It “slips” flawlessly..:D

  3. Herb Says:

    smooth

  4. rel Says:

    Rob,
    What a crafty way to slip this smooth image in to my mind.
    Very polished!
    rel

  5. awareness Says:

    Salacious

    Saturating

    sexy!!

  6. Rob Kistner Says:

    Strauss -

    Thank you!

    S’s are sssslippery… ;)

  7. Rob Kistner Says:

    Gautami -

    Thank you very much my friend! ;)

  8. Rob Kistner Says:

    Herb -

    Very… ;)

  9. Rob Kistner Says:

    Rel -

    Thank you sir!

    Developing mental pictures daily — for your enjoyment… ;)

  10. Rob Kistner Says:

    Awareness -

    Some say so… ;)

    Thanks!

  11. Maryam in Marrakesh Says:

    Oh my, I blush. Who would have thought?

  12. sap Says:

    sonorous!

  13. Rob Kistner Says:

    Maryam -

    No need to blush, its just we humans… ;)

    We all do, sometimes.

  14. Rob Kistner Says:

    Sap -

    Sweet! ;)

  15. January Says:

    I think we all need more showers like that!

  16. Michelle Says:

    Wow that is an amazing poem, very smooth and I love the alliteration - “s” is soothing. Have a great week.

  17. Kel Says:

    Whew! Glad I stopped by to thank you for, erm, stopping by. Beautifully crafted evocative poem. I’m bookmarking you so I can catch up on your archives.

  18. Annie Says:

    Sensual! Loved it.

  19. Writer Bug Says:

    So sexy!

  20. Rob Kistner Says:

    January -

    Thanks for stopping by!

    Nothing like a good shower to chase one’s cares away… ;)

  21. Rob Kistner Says:

    Michelle -

    Thank you very much!

    You have a great week as well… ;)

  22. Rob Kistner Says:

    Kel -

    Glad you enjoyed your visit!

    Please do come back, as often as you’d like… ;)

    I found your blog very uplifting, thank you.

  23. Rob Kistner Says:

    Annie -

    I appreciate your kind words! ;)

  24. Rob Kistner Says:

    Writer Bug -

    ;)

  25. Patois Says:

    Sleek.

  26. Clare Says:

    This absolutely SIZZLES!! Very, very sexy and very, very cool! This is awesome, Rob. :)

  27. Rob Kistner Says:

    Patois -

    Glad you found it so… ;)

  28. Dani in NC Says:

    Ooh, I’m ready to get back in the shower now! The photo is fab, too.

  29. Rob Kistner Says:

    Clare -

    Wow… you made me blush… thank you very much my friend!

    I am genuinely pleased you enjoyed it… ;)

  30. Rob Kistner Says:

    Dani -

    Remember, slather, rinse, and repeat… and repeat… until you’ve sudsed all those cares away… ;)

    Thank you!

  31. Becca Says:

    ss
    sssSimply sublime :)
    L

  32. Rob Kistner Says:

    Becca -

    Sssso nice of you to ssssay sssso… :)

    Thank you!

  33. Ampersand Says:

    amazing photo. very shiny. and sexy. and slippery. lovely poem too.

    (thanks for stopping by my blog)

  34. NancyCz Says:

    sexy, seductive, shaving… ;o)

  35. Tammy Says:

    Very sensual shower image Rob. You’ve prompted me to share the experience with hubby. :)

  36. Matthew Robertson Says:

    I surrender, it’s beautiful!

  37. arboleda Says:

    I love your sensuous images!

  38. Tori Says:

    VeHi Rob!
    Great Sunday Scribble.
    I am glad to see your words each week.
    Very lovely.

  39. Lisa Says:

    Great poem! Erotic!

  40. Rob Kistner Says:

    Ampersand -

    Thank you very much!

    …and you’re welcome — I enjoyed my visit… ;)

  41. Rob Kistner Says:

    Nancy -

    Glad you enjoyed… ;)

    Thank you for visiting!

  42. Rob Kistner Says:

    Tammy -

    I always appreciate your kind words… :)

    Ooh la la — lucky David!

  43. Rob Kistner Says:

    Matthew -

    Thank you sir… ;)

    Glad I could inspire!

  44. Rob Kistner Says:

    Arboleda -

    You are most kind… thank you! ;)

  45. Rob Kistner Says:

    Tori -

    Glad to have you visit each week… ;)

    …and thank you!

  46. Rob Kistner Says:

    Lisa -

    Your compliment is much appreciated!

    …yes, I was visited this week by the muse, Erato;)

  47. tricia Says:

    very slippery indeed! niccccccce.

  48. Rob Kistner Says:

    Tricia -

    Thank you! ;)

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  50. Rob Kistner Says:

    Seamus -

    Thanks for the reminder!

  51. JanePoe (aka Deborah) Says:

    Very steamy, sultry, slippery stanza. Brilliant, JP

  52. Jennifer Says:

    I didn’t know that many s words could turn out something so sensuous.

  53. Rob Kistner Says:

    JP -

    Thank you — you are most kind! ;)

  54. Rob Kistner Says:

    Jennifer -

    Thank you!

    Just look at the word sensuous itself — 3 S’s… that gave me the clue to go that direction… ;)

  55. KG Says:

    Fantastic! This smooth poem slipped through my thoughts as I read it.

    This is a take on the prompt I did not consider, and I love seeing what you’ve done with “slippery.” Inspiring.

  56. Rob Kistner Says:

    Kristin -

    Thank you!

    I am pleased you enjoyed it… ;)

    Before I begin to work poetically with a prompt, I always speak it out loud a number of times — not thinking what the word means immediately. Instead, I hear the word, listening carefully to its sound.

    I also make a quick recording of my voice saying it with several different inflections — to get a pure reactionary sense for the sound of the prompt.

    In addition, I feel my mouth form around the word, paying close attention as it moves on my lips and tongue… how its resonance feels in my voice box.

    I then examine the definitional meaning(s) of the prompt — overlaying all of this to see where my muse then takes me.

    As I did all this with the word slippery, it felt and sounded very sensual. As I then concentrated on its meanings — the direction and shape of this poem began to unfold.

    That’s my process for writing poetry. When I am not working with a prompt, as is the case most of the time, my process is the same.

    The difference being, I search my subconscious for a word or phrase, writing in free association with my stream of consciousness — or I begin reading something, until a word or phrase grabs me.

    Then the process I have described, begins.

  57. Redness Says:

    Mmmm … slippery to say the least - Love it!!!

  58. Jo (Josie) Says:

    Hi there Rob,

    thanks for leaving a comment on my blog! Curious as I am, I came here to check yours out, and wow, what a good one!
    (and spend too much time reading - I had a busy afternoon schedule… none of the jolly jobs are finished yet!! I have ADHD too :) )

  59. Rob Kistner Says:

    Redness -

    Thank you!

    Glad you liked this… ;)

  60. Rob Kistner Says:

    Jo -

    Hi back… ;)

    Glad you stopped by, and thank you for the wonderful compliment!

    Hey, you’ll get to the stuff that really needs your attention. After all, ADD presents us with never-ending possibilities.

  61. Clay Lowe Says:

    simply superb!

  62. Rob Kistner Says:

    Clay -

    Thank you, much appreciated!

  63. lucy Says:

    Glad you were able to put my photo to such good use!
    (haha I wish!) Seriously, Your poem sizzled!

  64. Rob Kistner Says:

    Lucy -

    You never looked lovelier… ;)

    Thank you, glad you enjoyed!

  65. nimi Says:

    Wow, wonderful, witty, writing! (my humble attempt at alliteration)Thank you for your visit. I’ll be back!

  66. Rob Kistner Says:

    Nimi -

    Thank you… and very good! ;)

    Please do come back.

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