To My Love, Who Is All Of My SleepA Poem by Jacob Carlos Stamper
Soft and lilac,
calmly rolling 'cross my chest. 'cross the roll of the open fields, 'cross the wide plains, the trees, the birds and their encircling songs. Soothing and warm, your hands, your nails. They trace the boundaries of the sky and point where it may end. Where the beauty will meet the living. they point to it, illuminating the whole, the complete, everything as it is and always was. Then your words, like low wind- like the lapping waters of a sun soaked stream- like cool linen falling 'round your skin- The words of the world and of the oceans and of the deserts and forests and skies- They come and they come and they come to me, washing me in loving, rapturous waves. And you take me, and my tired eyes, and my aching bones and knotted joints, and you rock them to a lull. And with your silk wrapped and tann-ed arms, you pull me to you, and hold me to sleep.
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