I watched your tongue slide between your lips
And thought of clouds drifting.
Of all I remember
Why is it that I recall?
It ferments in the wine cellar of memory.
You speak to my heart
Though you have been silent many years
And generations shall molder
Before I hear you again.
I remember whispered promises
Breaths of longing
Gasps of desire
Inscribed by indelible quill of spirit.
You would wait
Arms open
To receive me
Like a silver maple
Opens to November winds
Though those winds strip its last leaf.
I took more than I gave.
I have little to comfort me
These empty nights.
What most moves me is
Remembering open arms.
And your tongue slipping between your lips
Like clouds over wheat fields.
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Selfish
Posted by The Dashboard Poet at Saturday, January 23, 2010
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