WARNING- CONTAINS MEDIOCRE POETRY. AVOID TAKING INTERNALLY. AVOID IF PREGNANT OR ARE A LIT MAJOR
Brisk Atmosphere
The twilight of days past is still fresh
I wait, patiently, as you open up
Point
by
Point
A short gasp as you make yourself known
I am enraptured by you
a captive audience.
The divide between us is obvious
It eludes my grasp
Waiting silently
an afterthought
This void of sensation more real than you
You tease me with familiar patterns
places found haphazardly in my past
Trite and small now,
like me.
I am amused at my vulgar impositions on your indivisibility
Our names fall off into the divide
Time plays out only in our dance
static
infinitesimal
I have no use for her now.
You indulge my pithy senses with your beauty
understated
Your rings, curves and jewels
Worthy of ancient mythic heroes whose memory is carried only on
the wind
I'm lost in the facets of your eyes
Adrift with you on the unfathomable ocean
~ by Andrew on April 16, 2009.
Posted in Not Prose
Andrew, this is beautiful. As usual, even poetics can’t help me decipher it.
Ah, to be the kind of girl people write poetry about.
Claire said this on April 17, 2009 at 1:40 AM |