i
she peeled away three minutes of the sunrise
and split them up
into individual seconds
then laid them down on the glassy ocean
and watched
as each one smashed its way
into the cool depths
ii
he couldn't decide
if the flesh of her left cheek
resembled the sun
as much as her right
so he waited
until orange balanced
on the horizon
and then he kissed her
twice
iii
traces of the moon
were still visible
beneath her fingernails
but the more she
clawed at the breeze
of every breath
the closer the day became
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An insightful train of thoughts, elegantly penned in heightened poetic diction with conviction. A well articulated metaphorical piece of poetry with delicious blend of beauty, romance, love, and nature. A lovely poem indeed. Thanks for sharing Thornton. Please read my poem THE OBSESSIVE AGONY OF LUST.