Winter's Blossoms

It felt like kismet
The first time our lips met
Electric currents
Like lightning igniting velvet

Souls touch through the poetry of silent hands
Fingertip sonnets along my arms and back
Whispering reverent volumes upon sacred lands
Celestial bodies fluent in atlas clouds
No strangers to the storm
Still addicted to the sounds
Of flow
Of warmth giving glow
Salted earth thawing beneath layers of snow

You taste of springtime
And happiness I've never known

Flowers unfold to the moisture of our breath
Blossoms begin to undress
'Til nectar tongue and quaking stem
Are all that's left

Escape from winter's bite
Into a collection of stolen summer nights
How heat rises like the gleam of distant desert lights
Bodies glistening in unknown constellations
Stars aligned in hearts like ours unmoved
Prove that even the hands of fate can discover new sensations

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