Innocence In The SunA Poem by c.m.A metophorical poem for how you lift me up. How much I appreciate it.You push my hair from face gingerly; You reach behind my head with a gentle touch. Tying a cloth around my eyes; Taking my hands into yours. You pull me to your back, Whispering sweet words. “Things to show me,” you say. I can’t help but climb right on.
Your hands hold my legs, Kindly, but firmly. I wrap my arms around your neck. My legs lye upon your chest; I can feel the beat of your heart.
The sun shines on my face; I cannot see it, but the heat tells me it’s there. I feel the heat of the sweet Arizona sun On your neck and tendrils of hair. I feel the bounce of your steps; My chin knocking my teeth together with every step. I hear the crackling of the ground beneath your feet; Can feel the trees scraping our skin.
I feel the incline of your steps, And I cling to your neck. You chuckle softly, a beautiful sound Brand new to my ears. No sounds now but the crunching of your shoes, The sound of your sweet laughter. “Almost there,” you practically whisper, As if it’s a secret promise. All I can do is nod, afraid to speak to you.
You movements cease, I feel your grip on my legs loosen. You reach up to my face And remove my makeshift blindfold. Raised into a whole other world on your shoulders.
A world of cacti, mountains, Orange skies for miles. You’ve risen me to the heights of paradise, Right here on your gracious shoulders. © 2010 c.m.Author's Note
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