Lumeé

Lumeé stands between me and the moon
fist clenched tight and knuckles white
Her sweaty hand holding my alabaster heart
a tattooed love stone

Through gossamer shears her body silhouettes
while her palpating heart beats for my ears
Her long flowing locks are coloured with sun
framing, soft love-filled eyes

With knotted stomach and flowing tongue
she weaves words that aim for your head
Contagious thoughts, sprinkled with smiles
such gorgeous frontal lobes

Lumeé dances a storm, all to herself
she whirls, dips and pirouettes
While thoughts of us dance in her head
fuelling a musical heart

Lumeé you make it so easy
While sometimes life makes it hard
Your happiness is my one payment
I’m so glad you are who you are

Published September 05, 2011 Write a comment
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sensebreeze
Reminds me of Eve of St Agnes by Keats. Words give way to images fluidly, a soothing poem that gives peace to the soul. Thanks, glad I came across your work.
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Fay Slimm
Fantastic imagery used here Steve - -sensuality at each bend and turn of the lines - - I love the conclusion you use of in this piece of postive assurance - - " I am glad you are who you are". A very warm read.
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