When morning comes, rising on the sun
You appear to me as a Solstice breeze
The very first flush a sensational rush
Of you to me and me in you
At last we lay in ethereal rays
Emanating breath, we turn in rest
A flick of the wrist on a day such as this
Sends me over and under, no one would wonder
You would be my muse
And I your Adonis
And whether gleaming moonlight
Or rain fall upon us
This shall be for a time, in time, all time
I should walk through your garden, and plead for your pardon
The Rose I wouldst stole that could render your soul
Cleave to me and mine, and in all due time
Favor savor the flavor of my modest behavior
But I’ll labor inside a Lothario’s pride
Til the moment confide and fortuitous tide
That you would be my muse
And I your Adonis
Neither fear of the heavens
Or men tear us asunder
This shall be for a time, in time, all time
Water run over flesh be my gentle press
And the heat of my chest caressed to your breast
Heave and pulse, we arise, I’ll transfix on your eyes
And alight we shall burn that long sought yearn
Then you would be my muse
And I your Adonis
In my arms may you sleep
As a love close to keep
And we shall be in time, for all time at that time
About the Creator
Daniel Cole
Author and artist, I'm finding my spirit again late in life. Old passions for poetry borne of love, loss, hope and pain, things with which everyone is familiar.
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