Silver Gold A story 01

Singled out in a lime colored room

She huddled against the couch

And hung her head into her glass.

He was looking at her.

At her.

She drew a breath

And he held it for her.

A silver golden thread of

Possession

Hung between them,

A man she did not know.

She could feel him

There across the room.

She could know him

There across the space. 

How he would feel

If she ran her hands,

Slowly, across his shoulders,

Sitting in command of every

Atom of his being.

She’d trail her fingers like

Rivulets along his back.

Painted nails would slip up the neck

To cradle the jaw of

A man she didn’t know.

Her thoughts wander to this

As she sat rooted to the upholstery, 

Bare nails wrapped around

Sweating crystal. 

She kisses him.

Leans over and kisses him.

Kisses him, Kisses him, Kisses him.

This man she does not know.

What are you thnking?

She turns and blinks

A voice inside her head.

You know I saw you

You know I see you.

There across the room,

And he trails his hand across

Her shoulder,

Sends shivers electrifying

Down to her thighs.

He follows his fingers

To face her and asks

"Is this seat taken?"

He sits and the crystal sweats and

She bobs her head and lets out the breath

He was holding.

The threads collapse

And the corposant flame

Not burning but initiating

Like a novice to the church

Glows in the fires

Captured and belonging

Her heart flew

To the man she did not know.

Author's Notes/Comments: 

Challenged/ encouraged to write a narrative poem Copy of the suggestion to remind me of the quest

"I'm wondering if you can create a long-form narrative poem... string together your writing about meeting, falling in love, feeling rejected, going off the rails...

Diary of a mad housewife kinda stuff. What do you think?

 

d"

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