Wednesday 29 November 2017

Not Ready for the Songs

The span of the season's wings en-
gulf my shaky sense of safety:
they drag my being to their nest.
Though I'd welcome to be nestled
within their feathery embrace
I would much sooner welcome rest.
So the robin that chirps for me
gleeful on those frosty mornings,
please leave your song until later.
They say it's the most wonderful
time of the year and yet the sense
of weariness is much greater.

Repetition and Alteration

Repetition is a constructed lie
but one that allows us to thrive
for it's a variation improved by
the new moments had whilst alive.

Alteration in the familiar
is a route to a rout of rights
through perfecting something similar
and subsiding all of the slights.

Our Spin Sees it Just...

Pure morning light
    loitered on your
       exposed collar
        filtered through blinds
             who let strips in
           and the duvet
          kisses your breast;
       reflecting light -
     luciform love
and our spin sees it just
   that the ambered
       and slumbered sun
         should rouse those eyes
            from restful lids
         and dance to your
       rising shoulders
    exposing more
  winter lit skin;
soft snowy bliss.

Sunday 5 November 2017

Windswept

Seagull, mid-flight,
blown from its track,
caught in a gust of wind,
never finds its way back
but where does it
plan to descend
or if rather the case
did it have any ends?
I'd hope to think
it was fine chance
that took hold of its wing
and control of the dance,
for when you're caught
(feathered or fur)
it's rather the sign of
circumstance in the air.

Boundless Atmosphere

Such sinuous softness
in the silk of your skin
contains your heart's corona
and the light contained within.

Such selenic brightness
in the glow of your eyes
emits your lively love
and how our harmonise.

Such stellular hypnosis
in the pull of your lips
gravitates me towards you
and your meteoric fingertips.

Such heavenly halcyon
when you are in my arms
in a perihelion;
that point of closest calm.

Such heavenly halcyon
when our earthly bodies meet
in space there's heard an explosion
as our weightless love accretes

Saturday 4 November 2017

Splintered Sun

Trunk splintered sun
lights leaves aglow.
Hands stretching high,
mist flying low.
The summer's death
is all for show.
Nothing to see,
nowhere to go.

Dark and Damp

Horrors lie uncertain
under Heaven's soft snow,
forsaken by sunlight
in a place forbidden go
but we ventured down
for the will of our kind;
us vessel of spirits
to see what we'd find -

it was dark and damp.