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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required You ask the evening sun to wait a second in the background While you stand in the crescent boat with the infatuated sun behind A black passion in golden lining looking hypnotizingly romantic The setting sun from behind wants to hug the silhouetted passion Darkness comes and stands in front providing cover from public view Enabling the two to get into an enchanting play of black with orange The waters stand still the wind stops blowing for a fraction of a minute They gaze at the woman in pitch black hue with golden curves at the chin Neck and below, a black princess in a hairline gold frame from head to toe Now in high tide and next moment in a low the boat in a rise and fall Under the pink inhalation and black exhalation of their deep breath I stare at for a long time and could feel the love in lovely black spree We who are blessed enough to see such golden black whispers As the sun descends gratified splashing orange happiness And the murmurs of river banks make love with the sprinkled gold We feel what else we need to have the taste of truth and beauty Of this beautiful world the disease and death notwithstanding Look there smearing the smell of silhouette the white owl has come The beauty slowly disintegrates and dissolves in the shapeless dusk The happy owl with its enigmatic eyes looking at the time in flux 15/09/2017 For The Contest Silhouette Hosted by: Craig Cornish
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