Beyond Return...

Beyond Return...

Reaching beyond the clouds   

Tears are falling from my skies 

Behind that gossamer of my mind 

Searching the light in your eyes

In the recesses of my mind...
Perpetually seeking you, would you!  

Imaginings;
Wondering if the lights in your eyes 

Welcoming me into your arms 

But you stand there in your stance 

Unmovingly;

That forbidding look starring at me

But as I look into your eyes 

Hard like diamonds in my darkest skies

Beyond my firmament 

& I with tears in mine eyes 

Reach cannot the stars in your eyes

At any moment;

Bear cannot, to look at you 

As you look at me forbiddingly

Like King Canute ominously   

Procrastinating at every moment 

Knocking me down
From high up on your pedestal  

But I'll always rise again, defiantly  

Looking at me his eyes

Steadfast unflinchingly;

I can see the truth in his eyes 

Gazing at me slapping me!

I knew then & there I wasn't wrong 

The intensity in his eyes 

Burning like meteorites 

Skimming, across my darkest skies  

As tears silently escaping me 

The intensity of his stare 

There was fire in his blood 

My blood burning my mind 

Flames climbing high

His arms about me, murmuring

Whispering softly

What are you doing to me! 

Bewitching me; 

As I kissed every inch of he 

It took all of me 

Every ounce I possessed within me 

But the scent of He much stronger than me

As I kissed him hungrily

Drinking from that spring that was he
That very spring where I was born  

Overflowing my mind my blood  

There's no returning for, me

Beyond return his words unfailingly  

Burning my mind incandescently 

Way beyond me; 

His touch fervently in a frenzy my mind 

As he whispers to me phrases burning wild 

Understood not at any time 

There was fire in my blood 

But it took every ounce of me

Not to fly high, fire in my blood 

Beyond the extremities of my mind 

As I look into his eyes fever burning wild
His veins his blood; 

Touching our minds irrevocably

An explosion within us 

As I kissed his eyes his lips his mind:     

  

               By Connie James