The Language
To talk to sing to sigh, the sounds we know.
The looks, the smile, the physical fall.
As ever beautiful as the sun burns,
Though if there be words of his longed return
That convince the sprite to again be near,
I beg them to be known to me with haste
And I will shout them for the stars to hear.
And the details of his atmosphere now
Such an uncontainable thought to me.
Every place we touched is magic found
The plants are not what made his room eden;
Their scent mixing with his natural light.
And it was too early for me to see
“Shuffle, lean, rest,
Where?
Look down, shuffle
Traffic, silence.
Place a kiss down, blush, now roll up your sleeves.
Wrist, wrist, arm, ring, back and forth, look away.
Smile and sigh, now look back shy to me.
Cast your loving thoughts to the air and say:
Lean back, arms up, wrist, rest upon your seat.
A blush, a sigh, a memory now past.
Turn to the wall and breathe, now wish it so
And it grew, and it grew. The love, the look,
The language knows your heart, and it sung.
So strong, it begged, like a heartbreak for death.
But the wonder in silence still remained
In the last time I was blessed to be read.
Sitting across from the heaven we made
“Smile and gaze, let your sweet face go red.
Stare, stare, stare, and words make the tea get cold.
Turn to the window and breath, wish it more
Immaculate, in that moment and since.
Unangelic angel, loved in his flaws.
Because words were only an aid to see
But this poem is far from his wonder and
Our language impossible to know.
Just to experience, not to explain.
Our language cant be a description,
It is the air of the warm hearts it stole.
It’s wisdom has never taught me it’s words
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