Your touch (An original poem)
Your touch
I keep wandering
Through these crooked stones
Cold
And half dead
I keep watching
The grayish spectrum
And the dead blow
Of a watch, unstoppable,
To the shells, old
And muddy
But, in your cloak of skin,
Vivid, and in palettes
I surpass, in quick instances,
Naked or dressed
Dry or wet
In the deep brown pupils
The clocks, stunned, stop
And I drown
In the love, eternal and intense
That lives within your touch.
This is wonderful. I look forward to more. Are you still brewing mead too? I found you through searching for "mead." Hopefully you are still writing poetry and brewing mead. ;-) Mead helps my writing. You? haha