Genuflection On A Woman’s Back. Poem by Vince Rogers

Genuflection On A Woman’s Back.



As you stride by, I close my eyes to behold you before you pass into memory

I stare at the sun and your flawless silhouette leaves an onyx impression against the clouds silver lining

As you pass into my vista, I try to capture the image of your glistening muscles and the symmetry of their perfection

The same back that supports the universe adorns a pink flowered sundress and transforms it into a beautiful tableau

You have carried the troubles of the world there, your own sorrows too as well as innocent babies and strong men

I yearn to caress your opalescent skin with balms and anointments fragrant oils and ointments to soothe your divine soul

Monday, July 28, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: clouds,leaves,memory,muscles,pink,silver
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