one more kiss
Perhaps it was a mortal's care,
to smell of salt before coming home.
For with trembling hand, daughter fair,
I could've wiped sea green foam
from your ocean drenched hair.
You are...fascinating to behold,
your body caught between land, sea.
And aged by things that make you old,
You have become a maiden of rare beauty;
an angel of red hot heart and watery cold.
At once, I am in desperate need of you,
for you know the weight of wearing red.
You know of losing wings, of falling through,
of leaving places no mortal may tread
and finding peace in this world of blue.
I cannot join you beyond the surface,
not for the aching of our mirrored pain.
But while your lips yet remain, know this,
I do love you, more than the eternity Ill reign...
so linger here for just one more kiss.
*If fallen angels did exist, would there be angels who wept for their now mortal loves? What if leaving heaven was like falling out of an ocean into the clear blue sky? What if they shared one last kiss as they parted ways?
Exquisite and profound
ReplyDeleteSuch depth. I kinda like the thought that there are fallen angels - kisses included.
ReplyDeleteYou have an intriguing style .. I enjoyed this.
ReplyDeleteInteresting write..which leaves questions unanswered. Are there fallen angels or angels that have fallen?
ReplyDeleteA true poetic voice at work here.
ReplyDelete"An angel of red hot heart and watery cold."
ReplyDeleteOh my, methinks I may have met her before!
enjoyed very much...thanks for sharing your words
ReplyDeleteReminds me of the movie "City of Angels"....great movie....but your words are beautiful and stirring. :-)
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