A Hilltop In My Mind

A Hilltop In My Mind

A Poem by The Lark

I am trapped within a memory
On a hilltop in my mind,
All these echoed senses tethered
To the imprint left behind.

How they sing to me in whispers,
How I often to tremble, still,
When I pause to go and wander
In the memory of that hill.

I can feel the drumming pulse-beats
And the rivulets of skin
Under softly swirling fingers
In this dream that I am in.

And I taste the varied palettes
Found in clothing, flesh and hair
With a mouth as it meanders
On its own and anywhere.

What I smell is expectation
Manifest as sweet perfume
Tinged with bodily aroma -
An intoxicating fume.

I can hear the measured breathing
In two harmonizing sighs
And it seems to me like music
Of a corporeal guise.

Though my vision is in darkness,
For I do not wish to see
All the world and its distractions
So apart from you and me.

I am enveloped around you,
I am lost amid your sway,
I am trapped within the memory
Of a hilltop on that day.

There is not a thought inside me
And no intellect to care,
Only senses left to guide me,
I am with you, I am there.

© 2010 The Lark


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This is just plain simply amazing, i can feel the words.

Posted 14 Years Ago


This is a really good write and I like the lovely memory and how strong it is in you. Something to treasure I think. Great write.

Posted 14 Years Ago


I love the imagery here and the rhythm of it is delightful. I noticed a lot of writers have left out this important part of poetry. It flows beautifully great job

Posted 14 Years Ago


what an intense and almost seductive write....oh to have been on that hilltop indeed....a pleasurable memory to revisit and treasure.

Posted 14 Years Ago



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The Lark
The Lark

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