That first night,
Under the docile lavender-fumed skies,
You were newsworthy,
A quake making the Richter scale
Wince as you directed your eyes,
With their grains of sapphire and jade,
The halo of your iris,
To pierce my dark flint marbles.
You sparked a fire of infatuation
In my eye
And a thundercloud of peroxide rain
In my heart,
To bleach away the dark
In the distance of my mind.
A zephyr of that indescribable genre,
Found only in those fairytale romance books,
Took the mangled remains of my memories
And carried them up, up, and away.
You are a scholar of ways
To make me:
Smile;
Sing off-key and not be embarrassed;
Tell you all my secrets;
And
Make me feel treasured again
By putting the missing rubies back in my heart.
You bowled me over with your kiss,
And knitted my heart back whole,
Healing the bruised enamel
And enshrining me with trust,
Rooted from your unselfish rubric,
And further absorbing me
Into the thick yoke of your
Love.