Thine EyesA Poem by Michael CarrMy first poem in almost two years. Love.
In thine eyes I see a swirling ocean. Deep pools of ambrosia, gathering by my waist, swallowing me in their path.
From thy lips I taste divinity. The goddess beauty glorified by Apollo's rays. Ravager of mankind.
Thy breasts be as pillows. Thy skin of spun silk. Thy breath, the word of God; through it passes the life of being.
In thine eyes I see the window to your soul, a blazing ember of light, golden as the gates of Eden. The purity of thy love. © 2008 Michael CarrFeatured Review
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Added on September 1, 2008Last Updated on September 4, 2008 AuthorMichael CarrProsper, TXAboutMy name is Michael Carr. I'm 20 years old now, god help me, attending UTD on a full ride scholarship in the Biology pre-Med program. IF YOU ARE READING THROUGH MY WORK FOR THE FIRST TIME, PLEASE HE.. more..Writing
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