Wednesday, November 27, 2024

hither

i come

 

swept into

the tidal wave of you

 

mashed up

on this ocean floor

 

how do you undo me

like this

 

my gift

in a dizzy hand

 

my eyes

a vulnerable sigh, a sail

 

on the blue

of this paper world, folded

 

into the perpetual

burning

 

churning

the wheel of us

 

together,

marooned

 

 

© 2024 Jennifer Wagner

 

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9 comments:

  1. Ah, a poem with deep feelings of love! Nicely sensual!

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  2. Wow Jennifer, what a gorgeous poem of passion! I love how you always write with such perfect brevity. That takes a certain talent most writers do not have

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  3. Water, like air, (and like the planet entire) always in motion, and us with it. Sometimes we find a solid hand-hold, someone we connect with, but they, and we, are in perpetual motion too. It can be a wild ride.

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  4. So delicate and yet so full - a wonderful poem - Jae

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  5. I love the way this poem swirled down the page with so much movement, building to the excellent closing lines,"together, marooned."

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  6. An exquisite sensual experience, I love it.

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  7. So beautiful, I agree with Sherry. She described this poem so much better than I can put into words.

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  8. Ooooh! Nice! A tsunami of the one we love. Wonderful.

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  9. Sinuous and sensual, and yet if not reserved, somehow distant ~

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