At one point in time
I lived off in a land
Of distant rhymes
And love that could never
Be mine.
And so every whirlwind that swirled in
Would always chime the same.
And each sunset that fell
Passed repetitive shades
Through eyeframes already imbued
With impossible dream-like hues
Of a fleeting haze.
I remember on my West wall
Hung a picture frame
Made of oak
And glossed with tears --
Every morning the yellow giant would rise..
Its rays would soak through
And illuminate
A square beam
Through the rectangle destined for you.
I didn't quite know it then
But when the Sun's particles hit
I could see a vague tracing
Of you..
The subtlest glimpse
Of the true and profound --
Every night -
When blackness consumed
And the world was awash in twilight,
I opened my eyes
To let out the light I had trapped
When I saw you
And watched as shadows
Melted...
My doubts retreated
And I
Felt it...
To this day we look to the skies
While our stares
Stay trapped
Between here and an angel's eyes.
But she flutters her wings
Sending down a passion of rain
So that we may soak ourselves
In each other's refrains..
As I lick the drops off my chin,
I can taste what you had to say
And it grows ever precious
From day to day...