Lovers of the Light.

A Poem by Marrissa cardello

A silly little poem

Drown me in your silver blood, child of the divine

Entertain my petty soul, scum of the mud

Show me the true extent of love, lady of the sky

Teach me the limits of sanity, creature of the earth

Clasp me gently in your cupped palms, goddess of only the most venust

Fear me not, for I enjoy your company most of all, child of nature

Certainly, I don't deserve to gaze upon your remarkable beauty, ruler of elegance

Certainly, most mortals don't. But you are far superior to most mortals who have dared to cross my path,

you inconceivably charming human.

It's a shame that your beauty can only be seen by a mortal such as myself, everlasting being of beauty.

Tis truly a shame you are only temporary, for I desire above all to cling to your embrace for all eternity, stunning mortal of the light.

Your touch elevates my world to a pleasure that shouldn't be redeemable by mere humans, if only you could gaze into my minuscule eyes the way I gaze into yours, deity of all my joy.

If only I could wrap my arms around your chest and embrace you without crushing you with my sheer size, for you bring me more joy than you could possibly comprehend,

my beautiful lover.

© 2023 Marrissa cardello

Author's Note

Sorry that I died for a bit. I've been working on something. I will be posting a LOT more work now.
This looked a lot better with the fonts, but writer's cafe wouldn't let me.