~Encased

~Encased

A Poem by Clyde du Coeur
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Inspired by a western story I'm writing. This is from Millie's POV and this is the arrival of her old flame, Lewis, who was run out of town having been threatened with death a few months before.

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The checked curtains rap against the stained glass;

The wind provokes my mane to imitate against my tear-stained face.

 

A gust of wind stirs up sand on ground,

And through the dust I see him, clear as day.

 

He faces me, a suitcase by his side,

Looking into his, I question him with my eyes:

 

Circumstances prevented our love from blooming,

They say.

 

Muscles take control and I spring up,

And I go to him.

 

A few feet from eachother

We stand.

 

A layer of sand dances in the wind by our feet;

Still our gaze is locked.

 

Welcoming him into my circle,

He takes a few steps at pace.

 

Suddenly I am in his hold, kissing his lips as he does mine,

Into another, we dissolve �" the sand encasing us to the wind.

 

© 2014 Clyde du Coeur


Author's Note

Clyde du Coeur
Now playing: Ashes to the Wind/Roux Returns Rachel Portman [Chocolat OST]

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great i like this and the passionate way things turn out. the eye contact is captured well. i love the word 'mane' dunno why, just do, perhaps it denotes the animal self somehow.

Posted 16 Years Ago


Thank you for your comment :~}

Posted 16 Years Ago


I like this very much. I thought at first it was a dream, spose it could be, but I like the ending.

All faded blue

Posted 16 Years Ago



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Added on February 10, 2008
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Clyde du Coeur
Clyde du Coeur

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I love writing poetry, songs and stories. I like living life because events invite me to review them in a poetic way. I've always loved creative subjects like music, creative writing, photography, dra.. more..

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