Between Breath & Touch
strides a whispered Caress  
Across endless plains  
of Dream time
        
...
    
        Hold back from us the golden sandal dawn, 
already on the sea the fading light of dreams 
and then you're gone.
        
...
    
        On the shore; 
He felt her breath 
on winds of her horizon 
He, the ocean moaning,
        
...
    
        I lay in darkened beauty 
against the golden dawn 
where I feel you, 
for only a brief perfect moment,
        
...
    
        It's the kind of night where 
you hear the ghost songs 
of a lonely saxophone drift.
        
...
    
        An artist's fingers to trace my skin, 
mold my soul share this sin 
flesh pressed against mine,  
lips of dark desire entwine.
        
...
    
        Had we touched 
the blue sea 
at indigo dusk, entwined 
faded moonlight's decree,
        
...
    
        Lingering like delicate webs 
in a lavender twilight, on the west side 
of night down back alleys, a mendicant,
        
...
    
        Its kind and quiet here with only 
the night humming lullabies, 
and the silence is eloquent 
well placed it vibrates through
        
...
    
        Those that have awakened 
watching from afar 
Sliding in the wind, 
hidden in the scream
        
...
    
I'm a spiritual person in a beautiful landscape. Nature inspires my words. Sometimes reading others poetry inspires images that reach to my poetic side. Touching the mystical.)
                    Between Breath & Touch
                    
                    Between Breath & Touch
strides a whispered Caress  
Across endless plains  
of Dream time  
past the blind husks of the awake  
Driven by powers so ancient  
yet pulsing with life  
I run without tiring  
my feet beat the rhythm  
I feel in my soul  
forever I'd wander  
to follow your glow  
Beyond the seasons  
of a thousands lives  
There lays a corridor  
where true love  
lives and breathes  
No miles can elude  
No hand of man  
Can destroy  
Across a million miles,  
You hold my heartbeat  
In your hand....
Rozz  © June 1998