In a thunder of emotions we met
In orange violet twilight, after the sunset
As the moon on one horizon confronted the sun on the other
We both, enfeebled with our oppressed hearts, approached each other
The clouds called with a sudden roar, I looked up and prayed
Asking for a genuine companion, it was the time my fate be swayed
The lightning shone and you hove into view
With a smile, more gentle and embracing than I ever knew
Stranger you were to me but more than the known you cared
How were your eyes so benign, wondering I stood and stared
While I pondered if you felt as I, you trod forth with aplomb
Softly slid your fingers into mine, then escorted me to home
In the thrust of piercing winds, anew I felt warm
As I strolled safe and secure by the side of your arm
With a semblance of insouciance I walked up that mile
More than the lifetime, I lived that awhile
Reaching my door, with a thudding heart to you I turned
With ineffable feelings as you bade me goodbye, your fingertips burned
Then you pressed my hand and with vows of return you left
Ever since then, pressed to my heart, your memories I have kept
Like the sentiments and especially the line' moon on one horizon confronted the sun on the other'. Welcome to Poemhunter. -chuck
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
A perfect poem, the imagery is so so beautiful and great! ~~Elya Thorn~~