with a man upon his throne, he lay upon the world a poem
perhaps twas tethered to the time, betwixt the wave a rolling sine
doubt not the power of the sun, spellbound by the words upon that tongue
there upon the grass she lay, her ribbons tied with bows to stay
lips glossed with desire to press upon, the measures of his lovely song
to and fro the dance began, slow like a waltz leading with his hand
somewhere there upon that scene, her heart was lost yet so serene
gentle fingers knowing their place, lost in the moment upon her face
as they laughed and carried on, time ceased to play its aging song
he spoke so softly and held so strong, that cold within her heart now gone
pressing further into the night, wind gently licked the candle's light
upon a moment fixed in time, that gentle rolling of her spine
silent starlight illuminating the night, his loving hands spoke with eyes so bright
Beautiful, burke. This
Beautiful, burke. This reminds me of how falling in love happens. Just beautiful harmony here between your characters.
...and he asked her, "do you write poetry? Because I feel as if I am the ink that flows from your quill."
"No", she replied, "but I have experienced it. "
thanks you :) --- love -- jb
thanks you :) --- love -- jb