Wide-Set EyesA Poem by KFHThis poem is a recounting of a sunrise spent with a beautiful boy, and my observations about his body and face, which were easy to be in love with.Concave cheekbones and wide-set eyes A liquid sharp and supple nose Lips unassuming and pink and small A falsetto laugh whose crooked teeth show A flat, hard chest housing regular pulse Valleys of neck cast shadow in blue light Skin pale and smooth, painted with flush Surrendered in grass as day seeps from night Long stone fingers laced in fabric Grip billowing handfuls of thinly worn shirt Face compressed in deep, wrinkled smile Sinewy feet encrusted with dirt Extended, unfurled, retangled and limp Limbs flick gently between sheets of unconscious Should I be given one year to live forever I'll see a nubile child barely seventeen
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Added on March 14, 2014Last Updated on March 14, 2014 Tags: love, youth, romance, emotional, young love, summer, sunrise, beautiful, beauty, infatuation, death, mortality, immortality, seventeen |