alors on danseA Poem by j.f fieldson travel and love and resurrection.summers will pass in bruges, and winters in london " hearts continuously beating to an exotic staccato. kisses etched into the dip of sharp, olive-toned hipbones. madeira wine drunk from the depths of pale white collarbones. we’ll dance pirouettes and speak in native dialects. our laughs wrapped with faux accents " we will even stumble with joyous elegance. everything will feel all right until dusk. the black tide will douse the hem of our mediterranean dresses then; a heady reminder that the golden specks spilling from the sun are fickle. marquer une pause. eyes bright and wide, a slight sheen over the blue irises serving as the sole barrier between what is known and what is rhapsodized. a fire orange phoenix flocks overhead, nimbus dousing the shore with white light, and we dance on. stranded on foreign territory, drenched by virulent waters, we dance on. © 2014 j.f fieldsAuthor's Note
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