Sunday, 27 November 2011
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A Conversation with My Muse
There are cosmos in your eyes, she says to me as we lay side by side, fingers entwined.
You just lit a supernova inside my head, I say pressing her fingers to my lips.
She smiles and worlds crumble, I know; there’s planetary goo oozing from your eyes.
It’s yours for the taking, my muse, I say.
But then what would you build with if I took back what I’ve given? She asks.
Nothing; I need build nothing for as long as I have you, I say.
Her smile falters, fails; and I have led the lamb to slaughter, a wolf in disguise.
And this lamb let you lead her to slaughter, because I am nothing without you, I say.
Yes, but you were happy before me, she says as planetary goo drips from her lashes.
I shake my head and smile; I was a hollow void you filled with light and life, never regret that.
But it is a false light, the light of stars and the moon – light that falters and fails without a sun, she says.
You are my sun, and I am the moon; the real wolf here is me, I say.
We have both taken from the other; you my brilliant ideas, me your life and sanity, she says.
And I gladly traded all of that for just a taste, a touch, a sip of the beauty you inspire, I say.
She smiles and kisses me upon the lips, and I have traded my fame for a taste of love.
Adoration is beautiful only when love encompasses the spirit.
**Inspired partially because of Thor.
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Comments (4)
@Willows_Hollow - thanks
Good stuff! though I have not seen that movie.
@loner_writer - You should, it's good.