UndressedA Poem by RonaldoA particularly warm summer nightLying together, Blankets vacant, Overhead, A naked moon passes through the window, and onto a canvas dark, The unveiled portrait of your silhouette. Your silent breath, and penetrating stare, Echoes? Who visits this solitude?
The moonlight brushes your gentle contours And on your neck, A radiance sweats a mist of dew, From a moonlight finished and made subdued. Bound to abide by your contour's edge, And to yield to the mystery of you.
My pull draws you close, to expose The permeating warmth in your touch, Like an unfettered dove turned from stone, That carries me as such Along a path bending round your cheekbone, And down the strait of your neck Now adorned by a lip's gentle brush. Each touch, a fissure in the unknown, expressing the swirling undertone Slowly rising to the surface, Circling your soft shoulders. Eclipsing the roundness of your breasts, And tracing the oasis on your navel.
As I struggle to secure the impression of you, I cling to your features, For though we lay so near, I fear, I'm still falling, falling to you.
So lying together, with a midnight's crest. In a secret communication, a tunnel You trace across my chest, and I wonder, "Is this a stumble, A cause without, a specter born of a longing drought"?
And yet I feel, Your hair, streaming down the pillow like weights chained to sorrow that break on my skin. But it is I who shatters, pressed By your thigh's warm embrace. Have you come from the shadows to rest? Have you come to me undressed? © 2018 RonaldoAuthor's Note
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