And the feel the embodiment of pride
within the inside
I feel your presence
slinking up to my side
and the hairs on my arm reel up
like cilia.
and every institution of
my biology,
systemically presses to the precipice of my physical being.
seeing for the freeing
fleeting sense of your touch
My tongue swells as the mouth dries
and as our lips part and touch
I sigh
and gratifyling gaze into your eyes
whose lids hole insight to a beautiful mind.
I feel your hand on the back of my neck
eyes to the sky I leave room for respect
as you nibble and peck
near the juggular vein.
Primal instincts devoide of humane
rationality, the synapses in my brain
force me to pull you closer
I'm neither cold nor getting colder.
I pause-
and shake.
we coyly stare biting our lips
a smile breaks and I ,
with my finger trace the outline of your face.
and pull you still closer.
slip these lips to the nape of your neck
your eyes to the sky, I leave room for respect
and your silent motions
unwrap the stoic emotions
and together we swell and roll as
the waves of the ocean
Inside the beginning
no eloquence fell
our bodies beckoning
for the fertile touch to sell
these instinctual actions as
an emotional spell
but the feeling of your body
so soft so close to mine
verbally inadequate to praise the design
I exhale and set into find
a worthy physical manifestation to praise your:
divine.
a my pedestal crumbles.
and yours tumbles too
two fools shocked silently
grasping the remains of each other of that dark room.
in this infantile state of dress
we reset bereft of insights
consumed by the depths of
mutual understanding about sweat and
of sweet.
the catalytic release
leaves the tree underneath filled with vulnerability.
so beneath this blanket
I reach for you as you reach for me.
the semblance of significance
as the warmth covers all
of our embarrassment giving
up on that sense we've
let each other in.
shared the exuberance
of this translucent intimate end.
I press my mouth to your lips
we sigh and smoke each others.
cigarettes.
One of the reasons I can't stand meter and rhyme is that it really restricts your diction. When a rhyme forces you to make a beautiful sentiment seem awkward, it takes away from the poem.
ReplyDeleteThat being said, loved it.