In Luminous Bliss Poem by Buxton Shippy

In Luminous Bliss



My head, pillows betwixt her breasts,
Finds warmth through frigid winter.
In luminous bliss, I rest,
No other dare to enter.

My head would be crushed
Had these mountains fallen;
Or be frozen on a rush
Till spring comes calling.

O how I wish this winter lingers so
To have my fill, with you still,
Like gentle rivers flow
Behind rugged hills.

Thus my head it shall remain
Even if a fire tempest rains.

Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: love
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Buxton Shippy

Buxton Shippy

Montego Bay, Jamaica
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