In the baritone thunder,
in the mist of black clouds,
I remember your skin in the sun.
The world is gray with heavy rain. Soiled sidewalks vapor a glossy sheen,
but I can only think of the smallest things,
that you said to me.
The veil between us sparkles lost dreams through golden linen.
It is the sun again, in periwinkle thoughts,
stringing them across Heaven,
until everything is blue,
the lens of the sun falling, from the light of you.
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I live in the mountains of Southwest Virginia. Although my passion is poetry, I recently published a novel called, Women of the Round Tabl.. more..