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SHELL

[ poem by Maximilian G. Wolf ]

By Maximilian G. WolfPublished 8 months ago 1 min read
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SHELL
Photo by Jeremy Bishop on Unsplash

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From the nest of mountain heights where wolves lie

and where the chorus of the pack determined our vote.

We go along the dusty road over the hill

to the shade under the vine where the bread crust awaits us.

A meal while my eyes caress yours

and then we run along the road to the deep waters

and we seek the story of days gone by

which gives hope for a new life.

*

In the web of your words, a doubt grain has been caught,

and the tremble of your pure heart

summoned a thunderbolt to the hills below Olympus.

The dance of life begins,

while the feet on the wet sand slide next to the turbulent water

around the cradle that I built with my own hands

from cherry wood.

Lots of twin kids holding hands

he laughs and runs around us happily.

*

Your high heel dips in laughter

with coffee and sweet cakes from the past.

Melted by my hands, the sun in your hair

makes the filigree embroidery of love.

You see in the distance a ship of people from the southern seas

and pomegranate fruits falling into the sea.

I'm your fear diver

as I jump into your soul-blue depths,

where I look for a place for my grain of sand

and in the sweet effort,

I already see the beauty of the whiteness of pearls.

*

On the fortress above the mystical city

we are stepping on ancient walls

that gave birth to all of us

and to our ancestors.

We talk about their sad fates and the blood spilled on the stone

as they fought for their sons' lives.

We watch the sunset over the distant hills

, and your picture speaks

"Know that everything will be fine in the end!"

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About the Creator

Maximilian G. Wolf

Dear All,

On my posts, you can find authentic contemporary love poems and short stories. All verses and stories are my original work.

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You can support my work. https://ko-fi.com/maximilian_g_wolf

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