From My Lips to Your Ears
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From My Lips to Your Ears is a collection of raw poetry created by Nicole Higginbotham-Hogue. This empowering collection details the jouirney one goes through regarding grief, love, inspiration, and sadness and represents an honest depiction of life through this poet's eyes.
Nicole Higginbotham-Hogue
Growing up in a small town, Nicole Higginbotham-Hogue spent a majority of her time reading and writing, so when she was granted the opportunity to write full-time, she didn't have to think twice. Since beginning her writing career, she has managed to pen several lesbian romances, while adding a little action and adventure to spice things up. As a newly graduated MBA student, she plans to use her recently discovered free time to craft the art that she loves. For more information on Nicole's new releases or to find out what she has been working on, sign-up for her newsletter at higginbothampublications.com.
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From My Lips to Your Ears - Nicole Higginbotham-Hogue
Vulnerable Display of Emotions
I should have told you
I say
looking away
from those beautiful green eyes
disguised in confidence
though I know there is hurt
I pull you in
against my skin
dancing with you slowly
in my arms
trying to disarm you
to my surprise
you graze your chest on mine
staring me in the eye
and making me face the pain
in your shy, revealing expression
and it is a lesson to me
not to take for granted
the treasures that life gives
because I know that without you
I’d be deprived of beauty and compassion
so I latch on
to your eyes
and whisper
one more time
sorry
before saying the words
you want to hear
I love you
I say
my lips obey
my commands to
display my affection
and though it is difficult
to bear my emotions
my devotion
to my relationship with you
is so much more
so I let my heart drop to the floor
waiting for your response
and to see if you want
me to say it again
but you smile
your lips moving closer to mine
and we entwine for a moment
where everything fades
and in that moment
I know that everything is okay
We are Not Islands
The stress and the mess
that you see on TV
the quarrels and fights
and people wanting to be mask free
the disgust with those
who are apathetic at most
the fake fight for human rights
from those that are well off and like to boast
the real people that suffer
and are actually held back
living in bad conditions
and sleeping in sacks
no money, no job
no place to call their own
yet they are ridiculed
and put down
by the people that turned cold
it’s so sad to see
people step on the weak
what happened to honor
why do we turn the other cheek
when will we open our eyes to see
that this world is about us
and not only me
Quickly
We sway in silence
in the night
nothing on our minds
but each other
as we contemplate
how time went by so quickly
only years ago
were we vibrant and young
trying to overcome
the simple struggles of love
and now as the grey hair sits in
and the wrinkles begin to spur
it all seems like a blur
and I wonder if I did enough
in your youth
to show you how much you move
my heart
if only I could take apart
all of