RescueA Poem by Siddartha Beth PierceMy lover's aid came to stay- when the ornery darkness rode upon my heels.
Yet Angels wings flung my self above the game- mounting my name- his and mine combined He and She we found answers to the truths unbound with one another only together could we flee the rivals rule the evil being.
Freedom was his gift to me he lay me down upon the bed clasped his hands into mine lapped my body from head to toe rolled eyes gazes back and fro- splintered all the pain away replaced my fear with mad desire the passion of a walnut tree rooted, grown, fruited forth his seed within me now will sprout a soul as mighty as ourselves.
The life blood green and red spills forth upon the page- His heart, soul and mind unite to tell the tale of this tragic South.
Where our love paths crossed once and then kept apart furrying farther below the Mason Dixon line while I keep camp up here away from my true love's stare.
An erection of the eye I miss when you would banter softly with me pleasing my generous curiousity the flip of your hand in mid quip I suppose is as lasting an impression I may have for now these brief memories subside and exist among the treachery of longing to see your kind soul saunter past my door again.
My lover's aid took me away to travel within the monsoon's maze.
© 2008 Siddartha Beth PierceFeatured Review
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2 Reviews Added on February 16, 2008 AuthorSiddartha Beth PierceRichmond, VAAboutArtist, Poet, Educator, African and Contemporary Art Historian more..Writing
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