Telepathic Music

Telepathic Music

Drip-drop, drip-drop
On the the tin roof 
Above our rustic garages
We sat on our couches
Silently gazing at the sloping lawns
Overlooking the rivulet
Warming our hands
On our mugs of 
Aromatic costa rican coffee
My teenaged cherub 
Sprang up at the sound of
Tin-tin, tinkle-tinkle
Jingling of our wind-chimes
Our aural garden ornament
She winked and dashed out  
Into the lawns stretching her hands
As if to catch the wind
Kicked off her shoes
Unpinned her long wavy copper tresses
Tapping hip-hopping in the slushy grass
Joy vibrating in every gyration
Breaking down all norms of restrictions
A freedom of the heart
A fluidity in the music of the soul and heart
Heard by her lissome body
Freely  expressed by the gravity of her body 
My joy knew no bounds 
At the telepathic music
Heard by her and transmitted to me
As the rain gods continued with 
Their harmonica for their audience


October 4, 2015
contest: So I Thought Of This Line
Sponsor: Francine Roberts
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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