Poetry 60: Green-lit Warnings

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          Like shore-crashing waves
          in punches thunderous as slashing,
          and crushing colors before sunsets
          your warmly patient, kisses splashing;
          laid like power of melted bones
          yet, never breaking, only do stretch;
          the sweaty pleasure, seizing sores
          before my lips shared your secrets;

          before these fingers searched your
          depths
          like gripping softness beneath necklace,
          in green-lit warnings, screamed your
          eyes
          your tainted cheeks Mr. Valentine;
          stairs of blooded, endless flush,
          elbows strangled, legs intertwined,
          we're locked freely in open doors;
          we're hosts imprisoned by no secrecy;

          within four corners, silent witness
          blushing knuckles so speedily,
          no coldly see-through sheets
          cease this burning in ocean   depths;
          nor nightmare whispers over kisses
          had flower fears, do love forgets,
          oh, mornings shan't you bloom
          never burying midnight memories;

           nor overshadow my sweet aurora,
           my tempted evening's lone reveries
           maybe forever's never forgetting;
           but bordered moments I've done broken
           but nothing earthly, perhaps obsession,
           my mental solitude's only token.

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