I Love a Stranger.

My love
jouncing blood through me
like fireworks
and my stolid hands
caressing forth murals
painted over
these colors, yours to bear
in the darkest habitations
of cavern and canopy

This earth, a mother once
blindfolded, now mirthfully
shoulders our instigations
This earth, a child with no
dreams of aversion,
covets to understand you
and I as one story.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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November 7, 2009 at 5:40 PM
Nice poem Crane, enjoyed reading it. Pam
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