In The Breath of GodA Poem by MelobldnfrA cell on a leaf10/19/13
The peppered earth falls from my shoes As the French from her lips.
Enlivened soul and prickled skin I am - a cell on a leaf in the breath of God.
Golden colors Fill my blood, Warm and ground me. Despite the absence I am surrounded. The profane distance, My Love, Be not in vain.
Bloodshot eyes Disallowed to close Until the words be extracted, Woven, and spun:
Blankets yon Cherokee. Gift and guide, soft black jaguar. Treasure to treasure from treasure Nearing pleasure. Leather and lace over deserts. The high-hat. The band just above the gentleman's ear. The corsets, the tears. Cuffs, collars, fears. Obligations. Pained into turn after turn. Exquisite tones and tongues.
Parted like paper from pen, And yet we gain. I see your face And my wings cannot, Will not, be denied.
We dance like Coins in the pocket Of the One to Whom we are The most precious keepsakes.
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Added on October 19, 2013Last Updated on October 19, 2013 Tags: keepsakes AuthorMelobldnfrWichita, KSAboutI am always writing, but have not joined a writers' group since The Belle Haven when it was in existence. I loved it and really miss it. So when this site was recommended to me, I couldn't resist. .. more..Writing
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