The Meeting Place

The Meeting Place

A Poem by mysticgmekeepr

The Meeting Place

You like to touch me there,
don’t you?
In the space where
the sun and moon collide
and contradictions are erased.
I run
into the tangled web of your fingers,
You hold my midnight
and release my morning.

© 2010 mysticgmekeepr


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In so few words you create a beautiful poem. I like the words you used in the poem. Each line with purpose and strength. I like the ending. A excellent poem.
Coyote


Posted 14 Years Ago


lyrical ethereal beauty~ this is innocent sensuality defined~ refined~

Posted 14 Years Ago


it's not like i had a choice...i'm an old guy; it's time for my nap, my dear

Posted 14 Years Ago



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I am a woman and a child, an adolescent in an older persons shell, an ancient in a child's disguise, a mystery and a metaphor, opposites and contradictions, swirling waters and peace. more..

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