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| Thyn Lamia, I Miss |
| by Marikia |
The paths fill with thin night-light
Fluid shadows pass over the roofs
As the dark pours in like dusty wine into a glass
Out of the gloom you watched me come
A black cat among the roses,
Under a first quarter moon
The sweet smells of an autumn night
The garden very still
Dazed with moon-light
Allured elegantly with perfume
Firefly-lights open then vanish,
Moon-mist Shimmered gazed on leaves
The water broken by the falling of a leaf
Then you come, Out of the willow branches
You are quiet like the garden is still
As beautiful as the sparks of the firefly’s
Your head bowed in approach
Then a slight shy glace,
Catching each others gaze
Head bowed, Eyes shy
My fingers gracing your cheek, skin silky soft
Lift your weary head,
Our eyes interlocked
All is twilight hazed nebulously glazed
The moon brilliantly bright
My eyes filled with hope and fear
Your curious wondering gaze,
Embracing amongst the darkness pitch as black
Accompanying me aloft the garden mists Embracing each other tightly,
Our lips pressed together locked in an enchanted kiss
An then I awoke
Alone and cold in my bed
I Miss You Pandora |
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