What tender majesty
As I lay surely dying in your arms—
My mind and body spent, float timelessly
Upon that endless ocean of your charms;
My sovereign soul so softly sojourns here
Adrift upon sweet rapturous delight,
That soothing calm beyond the raging storm,
Both nerve and sinew reft of mortal might.
Descending now, a heart late glory borne,
Awed detumescence of dear fantasies …
Fading now, daydreams enrapt in gloam—
Slow waning light, succumbing then to sleep.
The vital force of living fiber—gone
Sinking surely to a warm and blissful peace,
By mermaids songs to some deep cavern drawn
A soul transfixed, by love and lust replete;
Now full ensconced in shadows soft, serene…
Not caring who I am…or where I’ve been.
© Loubert S Suddaby. All Rights Reserved.
