--Breathe: a Collab With Mystic Rose
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BREATHE
As I inhale jasmines: sweet sailing scents of blooms,
it place me to the time where distance has no room
I'm chilled by blowing wind from an open window,
struck by void while the moonbeams shines to grass below.
Missing and hunger are the melodies that sweeps
a lowly heart trembling as melancholy creeps,
my growing yearning is to close this dreary space
for so long it tears our hearts with wanting embrace.
Our beings are imperfect but we do aspire:
to feel, to taste one true love all of us desire---
throbbing with purity, lifting a soul from mire
to end sorrows brought by agony and cooled fire
When true love finally comes, stays and do surround,
life reckons with a purpose to set and abound.
Freed from shackles, thriving forever with delight:
breathe anew for darkness shall fade to fuller light.
When the night claims you like a wayward leaf of old
and it takes you to the caves where anything turns gold
you don't ask any questions and you don't dare breathe
you just follow her, like a light weight tumbled weed
Down the passages of dark, down the staircase of rune
every step a little deeper than the crevices of moon
you can almost taste the air, on your tonguing clepe
you can down the stars of heaven in one single leap
Taking you by the waist it shall dance you through
the elixir of happiness when your feeling down n' blue
you just thank the Lord for the magic of this gift
all you need is skin n' eyes to cross her lowly rift
When night claims you like a wayward leaf of old
and takes you to her caves, all etched with gold
don't ask her any questions just go ahead breathe
no, don't ask her anything at all, just breathe,
yes breathe...
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4:25 pm, January 08, 2015
Copyright © Olive Eloisa Guillermo - Fraser | Year Posted 2016
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