Sun Stain

Sun Stain

A Poem by YacobTihstea
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We all fall in love once or twice, right?

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I combed the earth for you, searching and searching for real skin.
I let the dirt, and the sediment, be my sense of direction.

I felt something alive in you.
It had to be close, but it couldn't have been anywhere near here.

I felt something alive in you.
Felt it breathing, and screaming, and pleading, and leaving.
I knew,
All about you,
I knew there was a special effect on the ground that you tread.
A mirage in the place of your face, of your head.
Brains and beauty and sharp edges.
All of the cracks are an entrance.

I know your name.

Remembering the day that my planet stood still for you,
It was all I could to catch myself falling head over heels.
You're a summer star, 
I wouldn't give the time of day to just any constellation,
Maybe take a vacation to the end of the sky,
Just you and I.

Breeze, palm trees, sand between your toes.
Is there any good place for hammock on the edge of existence?

© 2010 YacobTihstea


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Truly moving, profoundly insightful look at love and existence... There is a journey, an awakening, a beauty beyond description. What a wondrous, vividly painted write.

Posted 13 Years Ago


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Breeze, palm trees, sand between your toes.
Is there any good place for hammock on the edge of existence?

Amazing write. I like these lines here they tie up the whole write.
Very nicely written.

Posted 13 Years Ago



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YacobTihstea

Rome, GA



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My name is Jacob. I pretend to hate but yearn to love. I like to cook, and I like to weld, and I like to write. The urge to write isn't constant, but I constantly write anyways. I secretly love t.. more..

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