Selection 13 of
 |
Solstice Moon Rising
by Sunita Fernandes
|
you can tell it's the first night of Mid-summer. passion laces thickly the smells of the evening air. the luminous moon, wearing a glowing gown of flowing white silk makes a startled discovery as she rises across the clear blue-black sky speckled with sparkling stars - the intricate entwined bodies of lovers under misty starlight. tonight, the cosmic elements, water, air, fire, earth melt in desire. yin and yang entangle in an infinity-embrace. stiff-jointed and left-footed from the cold, cold clutches of winter, forbidden lovers sashay. dance in a trance to the strains of celestial rhapsodies strummed on lyres and kissed on flutes. the huntress Diana takes a reprieve from the day-long hunt. let's her flaming hair cascade loose and fragrant. and sighs to see Cupid's arrow strike. Venus, seductive and voluptuous, casts her blazing erotic mating spell on all birds and beasts. peacock-green leaves float in an enchanted daze to the ground leaving the boughs heavy with milky-white flowers that glow blue-sapphire under moonlight. in passion, lover's hearts like kiln-scorched red earth and dizzy lines of pouring monsoon rain, sizzle, mingle and become one. it is the first night of Mid-summer. i offer my scented Self in a delicate filigreed jade bowl at Earth's jeweled feet. |
|
Selection 13 of
|
|
Heartplace Home Page |