Legs entwined break free,
As Sol beckoned over Korik Hill.
Their stomachs still warm,
With last night's ****.
Dusty flecks played like,
A million shards of garnet.
Watching over her head,
In beams of light, russet.
Unwilling to break
Meek, fleeting dreams,
He closed all space, between
Them were no seams.
Ruefully she moved,
Even in slumber.
One cannot erase,
The skin of a lover.
'Agaroth'
Whispered moan, from bit lips.
'Namna', his head on
Her ***** is where happiness is.
'We should go'
Said she, as Solara rose.
The sky warm with both,
Under two suns, they awoke.
--
A scraggy shore,
Rocks, lichen and moss.
Lake of silence,
No sound would cross
Twas her kingdom,
Her Majesty a thousandfold.
Within walls of green,
Ochre, yellow and gold.
She stood waist deep,
Soft back to him, a statue.
As she overlooked the fishes
Passing by in a hundred hues.
Bathing in rainbows,
Her form bare, open.
A liquid pearl glowing,
In an endless ocean.
Soon she emerged,
Onto the heavy bank.
His arms covering her modesty,
His honour in her hands.
--
Solum now emerged,
The wind cool on bent figures.
Harvest of their fruit,
This year was bigger.
Mud stained bodies,
In sound of labor.
As both pulled fruit and flower,
Of ethereal flavors.
He plucked one,
A plump pompous citric.
Tasted the fruit slowly,
It's effect electric.
An offer made to her,
Politely subdued.
Held his hands,
Expression bemused.
'Come here' beckoned Namna,
Agaroth obeyed.
The fruit she tasted,
Was from his mouth that day.
Violet stained her neck,
Godly juice.
He tasted just enough,
Skin and fruit suffused.
--
Solara began her descent,
The sky, blood on topaz.
Cool though it happened to be,
The wind was sad.
Under the shadow of
The siblings, Solum and Sol,
Sat a fire now hungry,
Devouring mushrooms and stalk.
Warm, Namna spoke of home,
To him, a child before her.
Eyes wide, he waited,
For her words, to devour.
'It was beautiful', she told him,
Of the lands and seas and crests.
Of Men, Machine and
Many Deaths.
--
Her voice was nectar,
Soon he drifted in a haze.
Sweet, soft and dear,
Lying still in her gaze.
He dreamed of that night,
Invaded by the SkyFolk.
The night of her arrival,
Amidst a sea of iron and smoke.
Thirty and two times
The Sun siblings had since,
Risen and fallen with them,
As they shared their sins.
He had discovered,
She spoke, a delight.
But not his tongue,
To his surprise.
She was built as him,
But he could see.
The difference twixt;
The Man and Goddess clearly.
Sole inhabitant of a far
Cosmic reduce unwanted.
A wish he never thought of,
Here, before him, granted.
He came to, and,
Looked at her firelit face.
Spoke of love in his tongue,
As he watched her drift into space.
--
Lunox presently hung,
Suspended, a pyramid.
And before it reached its peak,
The world was silverlit.
A glorious change,
To the world, this light.
Somber companionship,
Would last through the night.
Gentle nudges brought,
Namna to him.
He signaled at the moon,
Which was now moving.
Faceted at impossible
Edges, Lunox spat color.
Iridescent, layered,
Their world in a fervor.
Her eyes studied him
A gem in nocturnal light.
Ruby, emerald, sapphire,
Blazing dark and bright.
Star painted, they
Walked home together.
Her hand in his own,
Light as a feather.
--
Deep, internal hum,
Escaped from her, loud
As he kissed her lips,
The ones not on her mouth.
His hair clutched,
Tangled in her fingers.
Pulling him inwards,
Many feelings triggered.
Rose over the valley,
Of shy legs.
His head beside hers,
Their waists connect.
All of Agaroth
Pulsing, yearning.
Inside Namna,
Inside her fire, burning.
Warmer than the Suns,
Cooler than the lake.
Sweet, ignorant and in peace
Love they did make.
Furs sprawled,
The sheets in a mess.
The other's skin was their
Only dress.
--
On a small bed,
In a small room.
They talked of life,
Of despair and doom.
Each simply speaking,
Not mindful of comprehension.
When touch is louder than voice,
No bar rests on communication.
Much comfort there was,
In time they discovered.
In sharing a life,
Over the galaxy, scattered.
Escapee from,
a dying Earth.
Inhabitant of,
A deceased world.
A longing for what is,
Now gone past.
Traces of two souls,
Here in Xalta shall last.
Of all cosmic variables,
The most improbable.
Yet brought together,
In an interstellar fable.
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