If you told me the color
of yes-
lips pressed to flesh,
red like sunflowers are yellow.
Now I see
we face the sun.
~
How many times did we
lie,
worshipping the sky,
tangled in tall grasses
wishing
(can't we wish)
the rain would paint us dry.
You burst from cracks
of sidewalk cement.
A smudge of color
in a world of grey.
I grew in a garden
of straight-backed trees.
Blossomed among fallen leaves
and was plain.
This is the marraige
of great and golden,
to leaves, unfolding.
Yet we both find the heat
a privledge
to our petals.
Little seeds have grown,
black they adorn our hair
as sunripe jewels.
The color
that surrounds us
is rare.
Sunflower,
with you,
I am yellow.
Beautiful.
i love this
poem
it is one of
my favorites to read :*)