Smooth ivory skin lay exposed Moonlight dances across muscle Over each curve and through each hollow The image of perfection Just out of my reach
He lies in an alcove of trees The Weeping Willow stretching down to him Her roots his pillow And in the moving dancing light His eyes search around But never lands on me
I still my racing heart And remember how to breathe again One man, the symbol of perfection Another, the icon of despair
Am I in Tartarus? Tempted by fruits of the vine And waters of a babbling brook In the forms of a man? A man I could never have
Hell this could very well be Heaven all the same Because the matter at heart is I love a man of perfection A man I can never call mine
very nice...according to the greek, Hesiod, it would take an anvil nine days to fall from heaven and land on earth, and then another nine days for the anvil to fall to Tartarus..aim your arrow sharp for Elysium...
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