DO YOU EXIST?

BY, VIRGINIA CLOSE

The muscle – anatomy of a young man;

confuses my unnerving mind,

with gladness

of your wits; my veins swirl to its vine.

The Adonis of my dream is

charming as a prince;

tickles the molecule of my spine; mental

torture to my system align.

Alarming echo of divine; 

 

Oh my Adonis! Fetching and burly; do you  

exist?  In the reality of my life; in the

reality of the metaphor

 

of the day; forever I long to intwine with your

soul. The heavenly love from spirit calls;

as pure as silk of clouds in the

 

sky way up high. The moon; the starlight appears

when the sun gives the way;  to have me in your

arms; forever and more.

 

The extinction of subsistence on earth outshines.

 

The love I give will melt your heart.