The sky opens, bestowing on the parched earth, rain
With eyes toward heaven, stretch arms wide and spin
Quenching such a desperate thirst for happiness
But the splashing becomes a stirring up of dust
When the water evaporates
Beneath the heat of his disdain
The dragnet drags through the ash
And frisson dissolves
In a whirlpool of despair
Those highs are so heavenly
But the lows are positively subterranean
Go ahead give me a little shove
I’m already on the precipice
I did the math:
Seven seconds of absolute euphoria
Then nothing
There’s no Wonderland
At the bottom of the hole
Tag: poem
Equinox ~ A Limerick
Tempis fugit, seasons change
The Harvest Moon begins to wane
And the solar terminator
Is perpendicular to the equator
Daylight retreats and night remains
In response to Mind and Life Matters limerick poetry challenge; the prompt this week was “seasons.”
I didn’t exactly follow the rules and include all four seasons…
True Love’s Kiss

Through the storm, on wings I’d fly
To find my true love, sure I’d try
And though I’d know not where to go,
My true love’s heart would guide me so
And when I’d find her, then we’d promise
Our love for life, sealed with a kiss…
Because in my head I’m 14….
Thanks to all the fangirls of Captain Swan on Tumblr

