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SINGING YOUR PRESENCE
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You hide from me in a certain place
between my soul and its shadow. You have fooled me a thousand times flashing your flair out of the eyes of women who did not contain the free mind that you alone hold in your body like a beautiful vase contains a liquidity of sun beams. You visit me like wind visits a forest grove of young Aspens. My heart shivers, as in my mind a soft sea foam splashes. Your light enters my succulent core and I feel a slow ecstasy of sky drawn through me. Why do you taunt me so and why wait? Are you so busy in high meadows teaching bees how to love flowers with their bodies that you can not come… or is the way too far? Then why not ride the beams of my prayers for you back through the heart of a dark star that you might spill out through the fabric of the Universe before me in your flesh, panting… |
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Poem © Blake Steele 1994
Image © Blake Steele 2010 May be copied for inspirational purposes only |
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