Shimmer

Your outstretched hands reach towards the sun, from your island on the rocks
Eyes open wide looking outward through the storm, on the horizon
Hair shimmering in the wind like peaces of the night, the stars in your eyes.
Your face set to the west
Hands reaching to the sky
Legs running to freedom
You told me about the other side across the water
The sun cutting through the clouds
The shimmers on the water
And I believed
Only you
Only you can bring me back from the silence
Only you can bring me back from the dark
Like an angels hand, taking mine and saying
"It will all be alright"
Your words giving light to the darkness reveling the wrongs
too which I was blind
To see without you
To see what you can reveal with only a glance and a sigh
To see how beautiful you have become
So see your glimmering smile when I have nothing left in me but a silent shade
A soft embrace seems all I need
All I need to see you
When you are all that I need
Guidance is what you give
A clear path is what you set
Through the woods, a soft path is were I tread
Walking with you along side all the way
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This is really...expansive.
This is really...expansive. There are probably a lot of better words, but this one comes to mind.
It evokes a wide range of images.
thanks Its kind of jumpy,
thanks Its kind of jumpy, but I like it
Sometimes, your lack
Sometimes,
your lack of
punctuation
throws me.
Its been "punctualized" what
Its been "punctualized" what part of it threw you?
I associate punctuation with
I associate punctuation with order and thought, so the piece's lack of it gave it deeper, more passionate meaning. I see this as most music, less poem.
Or I could be making this up.
haha well i'm not sure if
haha well i'm not sure if poetry needs to have order, some poetry should but not all, it all depends on writing style. I just use lines to express ideas and separations between them
so was it a good throw or a bad throw?
It was a good throw, like a
It was a good throw,
like a wake up call;
not always good, but always informative.
I'll take it.
I'll take it.