TaurusA Poem by Moonie~Rock of Gibraltar~
You stand there,
steady, hardened like the rock of Gibraltar. From afar, nothing could ever be sturdier or stronger, and yet in your creaking veins trickle down trinkets of rain, morphing into frost come winter, and blooming like the flowers of Versailles in summer. In sweet autumn, when your kitchen smells of homemade butter, and waffles, and terracotta tiles on the terrace blush rose-pink under the Venusian light of late September, I would like to press you against this beat in my chest, and whisper poetry into your soft dark hair, thinking of how wide your cornflower eyes would be while listening. And come Spring, I would bring you lillies from the banks, and we'll watch blazing sunsets from the balcony of some antiquated city, where the streets are lit with gasoline lamps of baroque bronze, and the air is alive with floral accents. The pearls of light shall be my muse, and infiltrate my sanity with interpretations of unholy truths in unswirled sanctity--- "we're all destined to fade, and die out," and I embrace that fact if I can spend the few hours I have with you in my arms. © 2022 MoonieAuthor's Note
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