Somewhere we sit beside a lake.
Bright starry trail lights waking skies.
I stretch to gaze and see dawn break.
We kiss, you laugh at my surprise.
Somewhere we sit beside a lake.
We walk a headland at sometime.
Grass wilts summer-seared with heat.
I sense your heart fold into mine
As we make love in mossed retreat.
We walk a headland at sometime.
Somehow we know the time of day
When call propels us to a space
Familiar need comes into play
I know, like me, you too make haste.
Somehow we know the time of day.
The feel of place is so near real.
We often meet in dreamtime mist.
The nectar taste of lover's meal
Leaves skin that knows it has been kissed.
The feel of place is so near real.
really like this marvellous poem with a delightful use of repetition. regards, john