Images Flash Softly (Women Playing Gods)

By steuss



Images flash softly across my eyes,
Women playing gods,
All intervals stopped by love-making,
The quite slumber of demon’s grasp,
Whispers of a past
Filled with Love.

Daisy meadows, hilled grass,
Mountain springs,
And fallen leave beds.
Simple settings for
Simple pleasures.

Roadside copulation,
And snow capped
Sex.
All history of times spent
Reduced to a common
Goal for mankind,
Love-Life
The dream of waiting
Parishes
How many priests will it take
To cleanse our sins?

The golden hair of ranging beauties
Cried More and More!
While brunette women hounded after
Slighter sights…
Red flowing softly on waterfalls,
How many more linger on the riverbanks?

Demons sleep on the pleasures,
Captured moments of history,
Waiting in memory,
And rediscovered daily,
Love = Life.

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Copyright 2005 steuss
Published on Friday, May 13, 2005.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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  • A former member wrote: You blow me away with your ability to paint portraits and tell stories with your words.

  • A former member wrote: ..I'm beyond impressed. This moved me, beautifully. "Daisy meadows, hilled grass, Mountain springs/ Red flowing softly on waterfalls, How many more linger on the riverbanks". Gorgeous.

  • A former member wrote: "How many priests will it take To cleanse our sins?" wonderful piece.

  • A former member wrote: "Waiting in memory, And rediscovered daily, Love = Life." So true stuess, without love, we'd be nothing but bones without the marrow. well said. -thread

  • A former member wrote: i love this it moves me *tear*

  • Northstar On Friday, May 13, 2005, Northstar (375)By person wrote:

    this is beautifully written--i love the tone and feel of this piece

  • AniDayz On Friday, May 13, 2005, AniDayz (820)By person wrote:

    oh how do i love this...veryveryvery*MUCH*. a wonderous perception, portrayed/relayed wonderfully...this hits me just right...

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