By Marshall Hann Submitted by Blessed23 Date: 2011 May 26 Comment on this Work [[2011.05.26.07.31.7580]] |
The leaves surrendered and danced their beautiful and colourful dance of decay when I first felt your skin rise in reaction to my touch and tremble melodically from my tongue and grateful breath [where we were then was some crack in time some accidental blessing that seems delicate now with the months passing so rapidly (beneficently fragile and graciously giving me a brief taste of your soul)] and then the snow devoured the streets trees buildings lights and winter scraped at us from the windows (I awoke to your soft, tangled hair your silk skin and I felt my arm around you as your chest rose and fell to a silent rhythm dictated by your placid dreams and I laid there with silent admiration of your quiet brilliance you warmed my body and then my heart as the days passed: I became taken in by the subtle life in your eyes and the clumsy elegance you displayed to me I lost myself unexpectedly in the ambient warmth of your words and that burning passion that turned doubt into so much ashes) yet you are not here now Distance keeps me dreaming and waiting (and wait I will) Though I held you in the heart of winter you remind me more of spring (the bursting forth of life the comfort and warmth of a gentle breeze cascading through the trees creating a natural and beautiful melody to titillate my tired mind the beauty of rising recklessly to another beginning; impossibly you gave yourself to me, this insignificant undeserving tiny little man that is still in awe of that way you smile and take it all away) |