Monday, August 24, 2015

I Love Us

You make it beat,
through sour storms, swarming psyches.
Such moodiness,
captured in silence, asearch for ambrosia;
and so torn, for such anxiety,
to cuddle closely; but love is
salient, to puncture caves, where roses
melt for souls. We’re
stippled with sadness, plus—serene woes,
soaring with joys.
We watch for growth,
to praise for stars, found for chateaus.
We savor magic,
lost in grottos, to live a matinee. I push
for deeper, to hear for groans, gnawing
flesh for soul; but
days are sullen, to drift a wave, to surface
through madness.

I love for days, to calm a squall, to witness love. Such for
vitamins, to temper tension, traced in sorrows; but hear
for song, where warmth ushers love, sighted with glee.
Its prophetic, a living passion, ever aesthetic. We cull
through darkness, to capture chaos, to calm for ripples. I
love for nights, felt immortal, to reach crescendos. Such
is zeal, to furnish hearts, dewey-eyed for love. I’m over
yonder, to part for seas, walking through high tides. Oh my
beloved, stream eternal, valiant for love. Singe not a soul,
a bright-eyed novice, but only for love. I’m awestruck,
caught to stammer, if only seduction. It’s most exotic, this
driving fever, a majestic sky. We’re captivated, to flinch
from shocks, palming rivers.

Such for hurt, an oracle wise, a touch of glory. It’s sheer
affection, to scribble notes, smiling—“I love us.” Oh my
beloved, such comely love, to invoke a furnace. I’m there,
to render peace, to soothe abyss. Its heaven, ethereal love,
chiming throughout a psyche. We wrap for grace, to
grieve transgression, to wrestle perdition. Our bower, to
lighten for winds, grinning for something silly. We touch
for light, to discern for love, mindful of struggles. I
cleave to sunrays, to spoil heart, to toil grout. We cheer
for love, dwelling deeply, spinning through pains. 

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