Through silken waters My gondola glides— And the bridge... it sighs
Bryan Ferry
Oh for Transcendence to sit on my face Refreshing my vision with her pure grace. For that bright vista I’d gladly go blind Beholding her glory: my daily grind. I’ll talk to her forests in feline tongues, Mouth-to-mouth lip service, heart, soul and lungs. Tropical therapy; her countryside Where medicinal landscapes open wide… Then poling my gondola into port On the waterway of love’s last resort.
PROMPT 27: write your own poem titled The ________ of ________, where the first blank is a very particular kind of plant or animal, and the second blank is an abstract noun.