Monday, July 03, 2006

Moonlight Sonata

I write about your eyes
everything else
is just a lovely daydream
and with the sand so soft
and the moon so bright
oh wont you join me
for one dance tonight

cup my hand
and give a gentle squeeze
your arms around my neck
sending soft shivers
everywhere with feeling
six minutes and six seconds
an eternity to sway so slow
chello's and violins dictate our pace
and our feet move patiently
while my heart begins to race
and with the sand so soft
and the moon so bright
im so glad your joining me
for this one dance tonight

our heads collide
locked in lips
and forgoing lust
I gently kiss you
like silk to skin
legs still moving
and those arms around my neck
massaging into pure bliss
the gentle pause
between a giggling smile
while time is null
and my knee's stumble
as your face
beautiful
like crystal's to sweet lace
stares back so peaceful
like your in your favorite place
and our lips lock again
for maybe the last time
I tell myself once again
that you were once mine

moving again
chords slow to a crawl
I hear flutes play their last notes
and trumpets gently fade
When the music ends
I know you'll be gone
like our imprint in the sand
or the way you heard that song
yet in my inner thoughts
underneath the most secluded tree
lies just one memory
of just you
and just me
so if you catch me gazing
with gem encrusted eyes
you know what im seeing
an encore without goodbyes
because with the sand that soft
and the moon that bright
I'll always remember you joined me
for that one dance tonight

3 comments:

  1. Anonymous4:48 AM

    *sigh* so beautiful. god i imagine anyone reading this poem wanna like line up to dance with you! hahaha!
    but serously, i'd love to be able to write so mellowly and soothingly. i love your poems <3

    PS when did you come online???? i must have missed you! ah well

    love luisa xoxo

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  2. Oooooh! That's fantastic! I'd love to dance with you!!

    Bacio!

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  3. Anonymous2:35 AM

    nothing better than a giggling smile

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