Monday, July 11, 2016

a blue moment in paradise

a blue moment in paradise

they meet again

in the same place

at the same time.

neither of them invited,

yet simultaneously showing up anyway.

she closes her eyes to feel Her.

opens her eyes to pray.

gets lost in every line of Her,

anticipating Her touch of the day.

She turns slightly towards her

enough to acknowledge

that she's there,

then inconspicously tucks back

a piece of hair behind her ear,

an action so common to others there,

but a sensual sweep of her senses

as She knows so well.

She returns to the business at hand

knowing that she's just waiting patiently

in the backdrop of present company

while She continues working the

figurative stage confidently.

in a moment awaited,

Her perfume makes its way

into the core of her mind as

Her body language advances

from business to pleasure

motioning her to follow closely behind.

when they reach the destination,

She approaches her with determination,

gently grazing her hand.

she follows into the dark passages

where so many memories

with Her have been planned.

She leads her into Her place,

corners her in Her embrace.

she falls into Her body

letting Her take every breath

into the mysterious labyrinth

She dictates.

each moment's kiss

delightfully orchestrated rage

of carefully postured passion,

art's brush upon a lover's page.

body to body,

pressed roses between

cotton parchment prints of heat,

surging upwards and

mingling the rapture

of day thoughts into

night thoughts,

sweeping emotions into a rolling wave,

tsunami tumbling foward

overtaking crumbling walls

as inhibition falls,

and by the stroke of ten

fingers upon keys softly playing

muffled notes of music

long laying between sheets

newly lain,

she forces herself into Her shoulders,

mouth gripping the fabric over her skin,

shuttering in a moment's rush between

the rise and fall of a harmonic pattern

so filled with emotional hues

that such a moment in paradise

can only be likened in memory

to melodies captured in the fingertips

of the one stroking her sax and

playing the blues.

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