Chiron Jackal
05-22-2009, 03:37 PM
Re-posting because Klarky, Lord Of Poetry is back.
Shining like gold or silver or a smile at twilight,
The sun reflects from your flight.
Nothing is ever so dazzling,
No light ever so warm.
Your scales spell out a litany of youth
And of mistakes
Of a life so genuine.
You're like lightening that slows
To take the time to dance.
In each clawed hand you hold a gift,
Though you seem not to know it.
The land you look upon springs flowers of orange and blue
That are always in bloom.
Sometimes it scares me to look in your eyes.
I run up the tallest mountain.
I jump onto the clouds.
I pull myself up by the moon.
I leap up to you from the flares along the sun itself.
I reach for you, stretching,
Knowing I will never reach you.
You smile as you take up my whole sky.
I fall so far and the earth bellow will swallow me.
I cannot help but smile as I fall,
Nor can I stop the laughter that comes
From the pain of landing.
For it always serves to remind me that you are worth it.
I blame you for the stars:
Little treasures of summer time
That follow us through the night.
I see you fly past again,
Taking with you the sun and the moon.
I look at you,
A proof of God
And of Love
And that Hope is not a Sin.
There you stay,
Too close to heaven to ever be reached,
And I can only think that it is time to climb my mountain
And try again.
Shining like gold or silver or a smile at twilight,
The sun reflects from your flight.
Nothing is ever so dazzling,
No light ever so warm.
Your scales spell out a litany of youth
And of mistakes
Of a life so genuine.
You're like lightening that slows
To take the time to dance.
In each clawed hand you hold a gift,
Though you seem not to know it.
The land you look upon springs flowers of orange and blue
That are always in bloom.
Sometimes it scares me to look in your eyes.
I run up the tallest mountain.
I jump onto the clouds.
I pull myself up by the moon.
I leap up to you from the flares along the sun itself.
I reach for you, stretching,
Knowing I will never reach you.
You smile as you take up my whole sky.
I fall so far and the earth bellow will swallow me.
I cannot help but smile as I fall,
Nor can I stop the laughter that comes
From the pain of landing.
For it always serves to remind me that you are worth it.
I blame you for the stars:
Little treasures of summer time
That follow us through the night.
I see you fly past again,
Taking with you the sun and the moon.
I look at you,
A proof of God
And of Love
And that Hope is not a Sin.
There you stay,
Too close to heaven to ever be reached,
And I can only think that it is time to climb my mountain
And try again.