dark white sky

from a dark white sky
you fell into
my snowy body
like sun
at the window of my
ice hotel from the
pools of your face.
i see them widening
like burst banks
of deep sky-brown.
i’m dreaming i like
the softnesses
of you,
your mouth hand-pink
in mine,
the stretches of fleece
that untundra me.
i tip
the stone cold nights
riverward to the fish
that sink to see me
shivering;
as opening elsewhere
like sunrise,
you bring out your flint
to unfurl me
in the blue orange flame
of your fire
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I like this - it makes me
I like this - it makes me thirsty.
this is one of the best poems
this is one of the best poems i've read for a long time
i really like this-
i really like this- especially the word 'untundra'- lovely!
is untunra a real word
or did you invent it? if you invented it then you should know i like it a lot - it may be in my top ten
we all need a good
we all need a good untundraing from time to time
lovely stuff as always emma, great site too
niall- 'the greatest thing
niall- 'the greatest thing since sliced swan'
ha