skies of pleasureA Poem by Omar
these memories remain
raindrops are bound to fall and wash away the colors of you and the cement walls of reality are rising around me like a concrete cage I cannot move my fingertips, I cannot breathe— even my tears are not allowed to fall in the midst of autumn winter hurricanes, all I have to do to remember you— is to close my eyes and drift back into where no-one can control me where no-one can find me and I can breathlessly soar in my imagination— into the endless skies of pleasure we shared in the summer the ones you lifted me to like a god, like an eagle— the skies you made me touch as they'd ripple and I'd blush where the vast, vast oceans and the wide, wide seas seemed like pearl drops, at best or dots of crystal dew so distant—beneath our feet so elevated, cruising on the ascent of desire brushing the crest of passion back when you cut the ribbon, and burned the bridges when you promised me that we'd pretend my old life never existed we'd transcend the days back when I used to believe that hope was a candle, with a flame of ash when I used to think, those skies were unreachable and love was fiction a philosophy of romantics— back when my feet were nailed to the floor like they are today, right now, cement with a smile, I reminisce on the open summertime how limitless it used to be with shades of blue from left to right and amber searing from above back in the summer when I was still somewhere at the center of the sun drenched in sea spray, cushioned by golden air with so much room for mistakes like an endless open sky never to end like it did today ~*~*~*~*~ and now I close my eyes and envision the most beautiful kind of warmth yes I soar into our vast, open skies of endless color and endless pleasure just to remember the way it tasted on my lips
or how it felt on my skin and sounded in my ears and scorched like beach sand upon my soul back when everything was still so soft, so protected when time stood still and your lips were mine—all mine
yeah— I float away to our forgotten skies and I'm grateful that these memories remain thank you
© 2008 OmarAuthor's Note
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