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Moonlight

Take off your clothes, you said

 

Morning

The light simmering in

Sneaking up on our sleeping souls

Waking us gently

Making you moan

 

The breeze

Through the boughs that we

Had spent the night rocking all over

In jubilation

Quietly

 

Meandering

The streams washing off

The dirt and grime of our happiness

Rolling down

Evanescent

 

And the moon

Lighting our nights

And the next nights

And the ones after

Ever smiling

 

I could close my eyes

Lose them

Feel only your breath

Peeling at my skin

And the scent of love

Creeping around me

 

How I could deny my infatuation

In the arms of the goddess

Joyfully lulling me to sleep

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helios-rietberg
Published
Sep 20, 2011
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© Helios Rietberg, September 2011

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