A New Dawn

by

Tanya Ruth Larson

I want to weep with willows by the seashore,
A curl in shade's dance of light,
Be fresh and run wild like salmons,
Be the reason for your racing pulse,
Reignite a blaze from the spark that waned
Until forever came again.
A run on the rocks, a veil of fog,
Your lovelight finds me when horizons fade.
A pile of logs for our becoming fire,
Where coffee brews, - laced with love's liqueur,-
As you pull a splinter from my finger.
Kiss it better. Our smiles bridge the years,
And you remember my smile from a time long ago,
An age that has passed away.
The gods have made me a love-made woman
Out of the simplicity we have created;
The perfection we have always sought,
We did not know could exist again,
For we are not psychic, but we are blessed
On this bleary, dreary Sunday morning!

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