It comes like a freight train
rushing through a mountain pass
unstoppable like a hurricane fire
reducing everything to ash
the rush of adrenaline
the power of its pure force
undeniable with all its intent
leaving no remorse behind
no stone unturned in it
nothing left to question
words unspoken still
heard nonetheless
heart to heart
beat for beat
racing forward l
ike the dawn
come on love
come to me now
bring all you have
take me down
its coming my release
from the prison
from all the pride
from all the weight
it comes sure and real
like the burning of the sun
you come for me slowly
stalking your prey
bear down upon me
wash it all away move
me to tears
show me how to pray
ill breathe you in and out
and breathe you in again
the age old connection
has come again
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Monday, October 18, 2010
Contributors wanted
A little poetry is good for the soul....
or -- in my case -- I alwasy say -- "better out than in" -- Poetry releases the pressure -- brings the world back into balance.
If you would like to contribute to our poetry blog -- email me at yourpeacefulone@gmail.com
You may send me your poem -- or become a regular contributor where you can post directly.
Come play with us
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or -- in my case -- I alwasy say -- "better out than in" -- Poetry releases the pressure -- brings the world back into balance.
If you would like to contribute to our poetry blog -- email me at yourpeacefulone@gmail.com
You may send me your poem -- or become a regular contributor where you can post directly.
Come play with us
sfp
Monday, October 4, 2010
The Art of the Kiss
At times
I've thought that the art of kissing
moving close
a hand caressing a cheek
that tilt of the head as your eyes flick from his eyes
to his lips
and back again
leaning in as lips graze lips
and you trade breath
and taste
until you to lose your bearings
I thought this was lost
but the kiss -- like anything else worth doing
is art
and must be practised
and perfected
and is better with a muse
I've thought that the art of kissing
moving close
a hand caressing a cheek
that tilt of the head as your eyes flick from his eyes
to his lips
and back again
leaning in as lips graze lips
and you trade breath
and taste
until you to lose your bearings
I thought this was lost
but the kiss -- like anything else worth doing
is art
and must be practised
and perfected
and is better with a muse
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