Monday, July 9, 2012

sonnet one hundred fifty six

my heart burns in the solitude
of dawn, when everything is
pitch black until your voice
renders color and the light

breaks what could be a
photograph of languor,
stillness sharpen the movement
of your eyes, undressing

the unfathomable delight
of this soul, touched then
soon gone now, seconds beat

and moments are replaced
by a tender yearning
to be dissembled by your hands.

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