White Sand Water Roads
A poem about the soft innocence of new love.
There are silk grooves in my pearly heart.
Left from the early start,
of when loves imprint fused us.
Together,
with those soothed over river stones,
you now live in my bones.
Our marrow glistens purely
against white sand water roads.
Our love flows as it grows
and carves out soft elephant stones.
Remembering, eternally
the way you hold so surely
to my tender feathering.
Even as we cry
misty gray rains
and coat the sky
with granite love pains, that glimmer.
We sometimes yearn for the return
of those sunny rays, that shimmer.
But we both kind of like the way it looks
to have that soft coat of fog line
slide over the mountain valley, we call Divine.
About the Creator
E'LISE
Women's Mentor and Creative Intimacy Coach.
Poet, Spoken Word Artist, and Writer.
Writing about love, intimacy, faith, spirituality, relationships, self worth, and divine union.
Follow me on IG for spoken word poetry @EARTHSIDEELISE
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