- Non-Erotic Poetry
- The Sunset
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"The Sunset"
A POEM BY FELATIA ALLDAY
Every day, darkness do you bring, a last glitter of the light,
The last song is sung by the songbird, as your warmth does leave,
The lovers enjoy the last glimpse of thee, Oh Sunset, divine and true,
Until the next time the cloudless skies show promise blue,
The seagull she cries out anew, the pelican takes the dive for food,
The lovers now renew their kiss in unrelenting passion,
For you show off the hues of pinks, oranges, and reds; this your fashion,
Oh Sunset, dost you dare to bring, the memory of our lost and dead,
The lover's passion can be misled to a new born life in the skies of red,
Hath the angels called unto thee, Oh Sunset, the miracle of God's creativity,
Yet you die nightly, my friend and in darkness hide again. How long? I ask,
Eternity!
AUTHOR: FELATIA ALLDAY
- COMMENTS
realspillover 8 years agoto that ego-less, universal Glory which initiates a multiplicity of feelings. The same sun which sustains life on earth, too sustains heat between lovers, real (heat) and ideal: that which inspires longing. As the sun melts into the sea, may you come to accept your longing as divine urgency. Your imagery lends itself perfectly to bring these aspects together, in ever increasing rapture. Line 8-9 hot damn.
