Breath of a Crimson Sunset
Soft velvet shadows cast,
is this life, or is it death?
This shimmering veil of flickering candle,
a whispered breath of crimson sunset.
Upon a thought, my dreams did rest
as the cooler air of darkness crept
the night did sleep,
silent and deep, within a moonlit caress.
I saw you watching me,
from the edge of infinity,
from a cornered glance,
I read romance from the prose of cool summer breeze.
I tasted the warm sweetness of your lips,
felt your caressing fingertips,
I felt allures within your power;
the power of a tender kiss.
We chased rainbows in the dead of night,
licked by flickering candlelight.
Floating through mists of swirling twists,
blurred in ecstatic Delight.
I felt allures in your embrace,
I felt our spirits rise
to fly, to soar,
away, forevermore,
in the blush of morning sunrise.
Lay once more within my arms,
oh, how I long for your return.
On a peacful breath, of crimson sunset,
within the memory of a silken dream.
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