AUSTRALIA | Thursday, 3 April 2014 | Views [296] | Comments [1]
Mountain ridges, Grampians NP
These hips move like glaciers:Not fitting into small places,slowly, ever so slowly, making their wayover an unmapped landscape. Mountains and valleys that foldinto a life and warmthonly found in this place.The skin is stretched and marked// Yet still tough and [fortified].Never stifled. I am like the Eskimo,knowing this Pole of Inaccessibility. These thunder thighs carry meover yonder to new things. The flower of life is nestled deep beneathlayersof organs, waiting. Swells that radiate femininity,lips that command attention,eyes that draw in. I remain safe,comfortable,content in this body;this lovely landscape. Can you brave these mountain ^^^ passes;the rough oceans;the deep meaningsof the feminine figure? Young Man, Oh! give me a reasonto believe in the good news-a sign,an Ichthys in the sand. Must we shine brighter?Must we reallybe brighter than the night? That small source of light that guides me to what I need,but goes out when the real light shows its happy face. “I want none of it,” I say to the sun, “Give me the moon’s light,because then I cannot see the flaws.” But perhaps, Young Man, I can stand your fault linesand deep sea canyons. Come now,show me the good news.
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