Sunday, February 17, 2008
Shadowside
Eyes of deep brown compel you
To do, to go, to leap the breach
The shadowside
Of her half-smile
Of her raised eyebrow
To where, and from where you will never return
A smoulder-red sun slides into dusk
The night trees arch and gather evening in their leaf-fingers
Stars, hide your fires!
A rough-worn palm
An earlobe droop
She is soft to him, she feels it
His desire
Met
Left like the sea
Flow, and ebb
The low-strung moon rippling spilt ink
From shore to oceania.
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poetry
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