Sleeping In Greece Poem by Jessel Jane Tevar Toring

Sleeping In Greece



Every detail of you I touched;
like a Greek god you are,
flesh carved in stones,
face calm as newest moon...
hair weaved in thread immortal.

While you were sleeping, I watched;
like a Greek god you are,
perfectly still,
vigorous as Samson...
delicate as a child.

Every detail of you and such,
through my fingers I've read.
Every bit I understood;
like a Greek scroll you are...
none I could read as perfectly, as you.

19Sep2012

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Danny Draper 24 September 2012

Familiarity courts an even understanding that stone may never deride in contempt.

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