Travel about,
With me
To see the curves of the Earth.
You are the wedding with no vows
Needed to accompany us
On this stilled voyage.
I see clouds that radiate your skin
In the perspiration of searing highlights.
I see the world born upon your shoulders,
Adorned with the vastness of countless textures.
Beauty wanders,
Carrying petals in arms,
Stems to walk upon,
With love to every word.
Countless stanzas
Run from the poet’s hand.
The merging
Of two hearts, in togetherness.
The lovely,
The endearing,
The soulful,
The sundering.
The fairest, beautiful woman
To accompany the tenderness.
Drink up this wine
I hold,
Though I have sipped it first,
You shall taste it last.
You will have the droplets
I have siphoned for you to capture
In a mouth made for kisses,
By lips, red as blood.
The fowl nights,
Of tears, unending,
Turn to life so romantic,
So aromatic.
Modern Romanticism 
Reblogged this on johncoyote and commented:
Amazing words shared by a talented writer.
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I did enjoy these words. Outstanding poetry.
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Thank you very much, John. I’m glad to know a fellow poet, like yourself.
Amidst this Coronavirus, it’s good to know that our blogs are still remaining around. It’s where we can share pain, share joy, share whatever else we wish to express.
🙂
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I agree. I read many books and I started many stories. Time for us to create and you are welcome.
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Beautiful imagery and
lovely
“I see the world born upon your shoulders”
I just love this line. The poem is so romantic.
Love ❤️ Joni
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Thank you, Joni. 🙂
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Your poetry always deserve a good song to match 😉
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Thank you for it. 🙂
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Very romantic and eloquent words. Beautiful!!
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Thank you very much for the compliment! 🙂
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