Skin Deep Poem by Mickel Allen

Skin Deep



Etched in tiny corners of my heart
Resplendent beauty, memories so deep
Her aura, her tendrils, no flaws, just mystique

Within the boom and pulse of my arteries
All of her iridescence,
sweet essence I'll keep
Protected in solace
Far down beneath
buried skin deep

Enfolded in red capsules
A deity so sacredly, hidden,
In the secluded part to which only
The creator and I hold a key

Sparse innocence, scared
Tarnished and flawed
Perhaps incomplete…

Yet with beauty, through the arts
a passion for humanity
Seeks to reprieve
try to relieve
Make imagery concrete

All while perhaps dealing
Healing, metamorphosing
An awakening of new beliefs
In self,
in life
in everyone else

That Life though difficult is colored with beauty
If we open our eyes
If we only believe…

In veins she meanders
While fueling me…

But how could this be
That a stranger
in my heart
in this vessel
I continue to keep…

Thursday, June 5, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: love
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Gajanan Mishra 05 June 2014

very fine, I like it, thanks. please read my poems and say something.

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