Until I can live again...
Never have I felt like this
Not for anyone like you
Ever before.
But I feel it still
Like a slow releasing
Poison
Of the soul,
When you are not in sight.
How can this be so
When you don�t
Won�t, can�t
Ever know
That I�ve never felt
So�

Love is a four letter word,
As vile and cruel as all the rest.
It can rip your flesh from
Your white bleached bones,
Surely as the sword,
With finer precision.
Stained with so many
Mixed emotions, lost
In a stormy sea, love
Cannot tell
The truth
From Lies.

Lying next to you
In this dreamscape
On some grassy bed
Blanketed by the breeze
In your eyes, I can see
That long sought sanctuary
Where I may dwell
In open harmony
With my desires.

When I dream,
I see another place
Where stars collide
And give rise to soul-spirits
That come to Earth
And dance,
Dance, dance,
Here and there
Up and down
And we never know why
The Wind blows�

Raven hair trickling in
My face and sticking to the sweat
Made in those hours
Of Time we shared
As you look down at me
And I dive into those dark warm
Pools of my need.

Needless to say
You were gone when
I needed you most
When I woke up
All alone and when
My empty arms ached for you.
And I had to remember
That although I feel
You, and still smell your
Skin, your breath, your�.
I have to remember
You are only a dream
A dream to me.

Remember when I saw you
First, in the darkness, in
Our youth, on your steed,
Even then I felt you
Felt how my soul soared
On your mighty wings,
O thing of fancy!

And still in this most
Lucid moment, aware
Awake and in no way
Incoherent, I see your face
The defiant flash
Of those eyes
Such darkness as
Reaches for my own,
Your hair wind whipped,
So stark and so alone,
Aloof, standing on the
Horizon as you had for so long,
And the moment you called�.

Calling for some endless
Release, and a purposeful uselessness,
But receiving only
This broken heart
And my aching arms,
I must forget you
Forget the strawberry sun,
Ignore the need in my chest
And live another day�

Until I can dream again�




9-5-2001 Christin Fox-Perez
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