Stardancers. Starlit darkness graceful spirals long slow leaps cool clean entwinings intergalactic plants sway in breaths of space air prelude reaching, closing, withdrawing watching. waiting. wanting. stretching, bending, slowly flexing approach but gently two directions towards one point fields of forces vibrate inexorable pull without gravity gyrate slowly face to face, turn, look back roll, twist, bend circling touch feather light holds, lifts moonlit, sunlit cool, smooth, alive welling joy caress moonbeam touches darting, drifting everywhere moth-wing brushes shimmer of silver cool blue velvet black emerald green deepest ruby pure ivory colors alive dancing, spinning free unfettered gentle power glorious light growing, expanding, living, breathing reaching out to touch stardancers Music Slithering down my nerves, to dendrites, across synapses with gentle heat calling to muscles “relax” massaging fingers of sound on brain cells touches down neck gentle reaching, probing vibrating. Grow heavy. Be lightness Leave the body and travel elsewhere remembered mysteries exploring pathways hand in hand with feelings newness, growth, expansion limitless body dances as it rests beyond all exteriors permeates all interiors passes frontiers Regenerates. Is alive again.
Stardancers
Posted: December 10, 2012 in Memories, Personal, PoetryTags: body, colors, galaxy, memories, moon, music, personal, poems, poetry, stars, touch
Comments
beautiful, just like the poetess.
🙂 and ❤
Bill likes you.
Nice poem, too much painting, too much stress.
dream dancers
This is one of the last poems from “back in the day”, which I would have posted with the story but as usual, I was having trouble getting WordPress to let me format the poem in a way even close to the original and then keeping the formatting any time I added or edited. I have no idea what the origins of the poem were, but I still like it.
Really nice.
Thanks. Glad you liked it. I still do, too, even though it’s very old.
Impressive writing.
Thanks. Not sure I could write anything like it today, though. 🙂
I hear that. 🙂
Very nice read!
Scott
Thanks. Glad you liked it.