Amber in the water, the lights that play in dark
And the moon's wake, rushing to kiss our toes
Once
Eyes adjust as Time keeps the rhythm of the waves
Shadows appear
To play amongst the frothing water
Stars light and bowed necks straighten
To gaze
Words are spoken in the lighted dark
And looks cast
Like stones
Skipping across the deep
Of another's eyes
Inquiries are made
Soft requests of a promising spirit
Whose mere being is a balm to
The soul
Waves thunder
The waters boil and roar
In lines like troops rushing
To pile haphazardly against the walls of sand
At our feet
I speak
The water,
Now at its greatest extension,
Striving to touch
Looks like
Lace
Shoulders,
Once burdened down with a weight
Heavier than that water,
Are now bare enough
To recieve a kiss
In the moonlight
We still throw shadows
'Neath our feet
The sand still moves
Our breath still disturbs the air around us
But in that reservoir of nature
The waves still crash
And turn to lace
And go no further.
Friday, August 11, 2006
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