Green, Depths Of The Sea Poem by James McLain

Once again there we are as I wait, there I sit.
Hip deep in a sea of endless light green grass.
Dark beauty hidden in curls underneath of the moon.
Your moon comes between it and me.
I pull it back slowly, you slip it out and it falls away.
Beneath you,
I stand up for both sides it comes and it knows you.
Just as I sleep you, I have.
Leather boots, full lips and ten fingers and toes.
To great depths of the sea do I go just to kiss them.
When yours is the beauty, gold color the sweat.
Pull the pulley as it curls into one long, you gasp string.
Inside of the sun the wind is your world,
sea and ice.
Silver rain his sweet cream and your heart once as mine,
was too heavy,
when I thought of you like she was,
it was the last time when I call you come quickly.