Once Poem by Rosalinda Flores Martinez

Once



I don't believe in intimacy, anymore,
but there you are.
Once in a ritual we became too close
Breath was the only wall that separated faces.
Once in the cold it was only your chest
Your arms in a dream of moving hills.
In the night the heat of body roused full of might
Your ears fragile to a scream of song -
Of a once weary secret.
Raindrops falling, the muse wrote
In your bed, in between your legs.
The night unraveled closer
Like waves beneath your back
Your heart so meek way beyond a child's
of once dull days
uncovering the haze
of a beautiful dawn.

Once
Monday, August 10, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: love and life
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