Where tongue transcends torso,
I gasp in the grasp
of longing.
Lust and love
leave one lost and languishing
in the limbo of anticipation’s lull,
a seeker of the storm that soon
should break in the brilliant blue
and black, surrendering skies;
my rapture rediscovering
itself inside electrifying eyes.
Gypsy-fingers journey
hallowed hills and highlands,
sojourning south in search
of your fabled forest’s fringe,
where a luscious lagoon lays
a warm, wet welcome
like a will-o-wisp, wooing
wisdom, will and want.
I sail the seas of your soul,
following each ebb and flow,
sinking to the song
of a siren’s smile,
‘til I am no more
than a supine shipwreck
swept onto a sudden shore,
as several summer stars
blossom on the blessed glow of this night.
1 comment:
beautiful wordplay.
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