Rare Pearl

Pearls don't lie on the seashore. if you want one, you must dive for it

-Chinese Proverb 

lambent sounds of children, youngsters

oh shun quietude, lassitude.

throu' trackless air, earth of fortitude's

found ye. summer of September.

thine calloused fees feel waves dancing

jaded eyes, drench'd in busy skyscrapers

titanic ships, black golds, searching

fondling wide nets of men fisher

vibrant beach resorts to thee hither.

thou hear their voice in mermaids' siren.

setting sun paints you a crimson.

whilst bath'd i by ocean breeze

thou sit on deserted seashore.

thou found me in sands, stones' temple.

we collide in blankets of eve.

thy palms circle mine rare body,

whimper thine tears a blithe ivory.

bond's defiance cowers repercussions.

mine flesh a wisdom paradigm

ne'er a mayfly. thou found a pearl

heaven's pearl drown'd in shadows of White.

blessed thee

you found me.

be spring in October's autumn

and the rest of your life.