"envoloping" poems
I would say
I love you to the moon and back,
But truth is I love you more,
With every fiber of your being,
Each and every pore.
I would say
I'll travel the seven seas for you,
But I'd do it twice as much,
There and back again twelve times,
Doesn't even convey the amount of my heart you touch.
I would say
I'll take a shoot for you,
A dagger in the heart,
I'd be your barricade,
Only if you'll play this part.
There and back and round again,
In envoloping love spiral,
I don't even care,
If this confession goes viral.
Nov 23, 2014
Nov 23, 2014 at 4:41 AM UTC
Tonight the Sky cried for me.
The crickets sang, for me,
The most captivating melody.
The Wind whistled at me,
and wrapped around me, envoloping me in it's beauty.
And for the first time in a long time
I felt at peace,
free of anxiety.
I felt pretty.
And I'm so dang lucky
to hear God's voice in everything
whispering,
"I love you, darling."
May 22, 2015
May 22, 2015 at 12:25 AM UTC
The left hand ****
turned all the way
envoloping me
inside a spray
as the water flows
and drips to my feet
I see the steam but
can't feel the heat
I'm no longer wet
I don't see the gleam
upon my bed
I try to dream
only one image
appears to me
and it alone
may be the key
a supple frame
an angel's face
no longer dwells
inside this place
the touch is soft
but carries might
I know I won't
find sleep tonight
a cloud of death
the box is black
as I exhale
I begin to crack
I ***** the ember,
I feel the heat
the skin now pale
upon my seat
I should feel pain
but I am numb
inside my head
a gentle hum
at last a feeling
just an emotion
but lost in waves
an endless ocean
this emptiness
the only cue
I see my heart
now belongs to you
Sep 14, 2016
Sep 14, 2016 at 11:43 PM UTC