Ever After
Waking up close to you,
Covered in our morning’s lips caress
Like the 'night's seal to a sleeping princess,
Pressed to the warm honeycomb
Slowly, firmly, deeply
Into one of position and passion,
Cherishing
Our hearts’ felt vow
The rainbow of our arrowed heart,
Protecting our intertwined soul and body
That we not be tempted
But delivered from the
Adulterous moment.
For an eternal now choosing
True love so royal
From time to time to time,
Through the first falling up
On mount passion's peak
High above the desert of briefness,
We begin new blossoming life
With the snapping of the top
And the splash
Of champagne on a sun-covered table,
And the burgundy bottle never empties
And the moon lights our room
On our wedding night over and over,
You all in white lace
Warm in my embrace
And ever after.
My Bio: Daniel Wilcox earned his degree in Creative Writing from Cal State University, Long Beach. A former activist, teacher, and wanderer--from Montana to the Middle East-- he casts his lines out upon the world's turbulent waters and wide shores in Moria, The Writer's Eye, Tipton Poetry Journal, Word Catalyst, Oak Bend Review, etc. Poems will soon be published in Frame Lines and Wild Violet. A short story, "The Faces of Stone" based on his time in the Middle East, was published in both The Danforth Review and Danse Macabre. Recently, Daniel completed a novel and a poetry collection. He lives on the central coast of California with his mysterious wife and youngest son.
Website: http://seaquaker.com/poetry
My Motivation : Ever After reminiscing on the ideal of romantic love