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I am alone with you. A fire burns in the distance It lights our faces As before in the empty cinema, Where we arrived, at some beginning To watch a foreign film. Our eyes, In new utterance, murmuring subtitles, What words could never speak The tips of seats, rows of air And the moony screen, A tableau of feathers and cloud Two of us, alone, as one Rapt in the spread of wings. Later, alone we dine in the Café Campagne. Our conversation Deafens a burgeoning crowd Coffee was nectar, our words Were whispering petals. Dearest Blodeuwedd, I saw the sweetest Sorrow on your face, the green ocean In your eyes, I was cleansed By your tears. I have always Known you. Across the border on the far island, You stepped into the waters with me And when you disrobed you lit the stars And the stars and my eyes kissed your skin Your slender legs, columns that taught The Greeks in Helens age, touched the water And the sky. I saw the milky way that night. Síneánn, I am your Pablo We are two white birds sailing Over the foam of the sea. Solvent to my stone you are the hinge To my casement world. Rain petal Voice, lithe, alabaster woman, I am lost in your Sargasso eyes I hold your skin, my Selkie Sweet Niamh, I have lived One hundred years this week. It is warm in the distance In the country of the sun We end at the house in Umbria In the autumn, there is no word Siberia, my light Rosaleen. Now is harvest time. At the great table we feast With family and friends And I am not alone with you.
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Jun 4, 2014
Jun 4, 2014 at 12:58 PM UTC
Síneánn
I am alone with you. A fire burns in the distance It lights our faces As before in the empty cinema, Where we arrived, at some beginning To watch a foreign film. Our eyes, In new utterance, murmuring subtitles, What words could never speak The tips of seats, rows of air And the moony screen, A tableau of feathers and cloud Two of us, alone, as one Rapt in the spread of wings. Later, alone we dine in the Café Campagne. Our conversation Deafens a burgeoning crowd Coffee was nectar, our words Were whispering petals. Dearest Blodeuwedd, I saw the sweetest Sorrow on your face, the green ocean In your eyes, I was cleansed By your tears. I have always Known you. Across the border on the far island, You stepped into the waters with me And when you disrobed you lit the stars And the stars and my eyes kissed your skin Your slender legs, columns that taught The Greeks in Helens age, touched the water And the sky. I saw the milky way that night. Síneánn, I am your Pablo We are two white birds sailing Over the foam of the sea. Solvent to my stone you are the hinge To my casement world. Rain petal Voice, lithe, alabaster woman, I am lost in your Sargasso eyes I hold your skin, my Selkie Sweet Niamh, I have lived One hundred years this week. It is warm in the distance In the country of the sun We end at the house in Umbria In the autumn, there is no word Siberia, my light Rosaleen. Now is harvest time. At the great table we feast With family and friends And I am not alone with you.
ormond
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Jun 4, 2014
Jun 4, 2014 at 12:58 PM UTC
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