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The Beau Idéal

Her

By S R GurneyPublished 7 years ago 1 min read
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Scarlet-tangerine abound the light of perfection,

grasp me and my distractable attention,

authoring I to let myself fly freely from whim and affliction.

Seeing, as I ought, a sense of pain or reduction,

immovable loyalty and ostensible sensibility.

The sweeping tide and I wave toward embodiment,

aligning a chipper lunacy,

like Saturday cartoons to a child,

whilst rhyme and tone sail foresight unto the past, and across the sea.

Wherein my mind,

We kiss.

Rudiment like nature indoctrinates us,

as we love under the moonlight.

The stride of our lust aside,

I will never know a better mind,

to which my graces lips reside.

I, turning the wheel, steal a just metaphor from my quip.

I never slip, lull or tip the scales of must,

to which is why I can know her love to be true.

She is a virtue, as I am a promise.

And though finite we are within the space and time we find ourselves living,

love has never felt more meaningful, or infinite.

heartbreak
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About the Creator

S R Gurney

25.

Graduate. Author. Director.

Inspirer to noone.

Compulsive Hypochondriac.

Elusive Dreamer.

Thought Hallucinator.

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