Shed like a cicada
The curtains around you
Built years thick
Won't support you with
Things you pray for
Wings to lift you toward
The day your secrets
Rest safe and sound
So, lay them down
And, I will lay down myself
And, forever love you
And, never leave you
Until my last breath
Let's keep it simple
Not twist our words like string between thumb and thimble
And, just lay ourselves out there
And, give our love freely
So, when I hold you
Vulnerable and naked
Face to face
You can feel safe when
I say, "Truth and love
are the same,
so believe me as I say
how much I truly love you."
Let's keep it simple
Not twist our words like string between thumb and thimble
And, just lay ourselves out there
And, give our love freely
In the noon of our love
High and bright above
The sun rays ripple
Across a great blue sky
So, should clouds
Come creeping or rushing in
Slow or quick
Know that no matter what
I'm with you
Here to protect you
Support and confront with you
Whatever tomorrow begets
So, let's keep it simple
Not twist our words like string between thumb and thimble
And, just profess the truth we've found
In the love we possess right now
Let's us pray now
In Thanksgiving
In hope with charity
For the blessings
Truth befell upon us
As we fell astonished
Rose admonished
And free from the darkness
Of our cicada skin
Oh, believe me when
I say, "I've loved you since
the day of my conception,
and will until my reception
back into the source
from which truth is given."
I like this poem...very well
I like this poem...very well written.
another inspiring poem
INSPIRING GOOD CHOICE OF WORD LOVE THE CICADA TO START AND END THSI POEM.
Visual poet/ Libertine lost in a labyrinth of complexities, methaphors, searching for the essence/ Ink of life/ death to spell my syphilistic words on the page/ screen.