Sunrise (A Poem)
I lie in wait of you,
consumed by memory.
Thick lips grazing my skin
long fingers gliding across
my valley-ed curves.
Your body pressed against
my side, the one
sewn into you,
molded for you.
I never knew a two as one,
like you and I, we
are sunrise, sunset and
the stars feeding the earth.
We shine and blind daylight
by the brilliance of our kiss.
We are bold-lettered strength,
burning vibrant colors.
It is how you feel, felt in my hands
your name, on my written wrist,
your love
filling the silent vacancy,
of me.
