just as morning
slips creepingly into day,
skimmingly we slide,
in pools unfurling,
and in slow glidings,
light the divide
in saffron pinks;
rising we arouse
to the fetching drifts
and softened fells
of tender-skinned crooks
shooing shadows
in pell-mell races
from places
only our fingers
goingly know
until I am arrayed
only in the hymn
of gold-dawning him
© Sarah Whiteley
This is a wonderful piece!
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“rising we arouse
to the fetching drifts”
wow. such a beautful piece. for me, it seemed like the godly imagery was woven in with eroticism. am i right? 🙂 xx
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you’re right as rain
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haha. nice reply 😉 xx
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yum! mmmmmmm
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breakfast.. 🙂
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A very passionate poem.
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morning love in front of the rising sun
is surly one of the divine ways to begin a day
or life
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I hadn’t thought of that… yes, it would be a divine way to begin a life. 🙂
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this is the first thing I read this morning, and I now I’m all set to face the day. oh, how I love mornings! 😉
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warmth is felt, new feelings emerge though your verses. like this. 🙂
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