Ages wane and waves crash, <br />Seasons change and storms roll, <br />Still my love remains keenly abash <br />As my heart does evermore loll. <br /> <br />As boundless as universal medium, <br />As endless as times blatant poach, <br />Yet ill-regarded within whoredom <br />Is my equilibrant approach. <br /> <br />Still your smile begs the alter, <br />And your jestings break staleness. <br />Could you possibly be the redeemer? <br /> <br />Within dimmed light, I dream, <br />Your soft skin touches mine; <br />Your words flow in endless stream; <br />And you seduce me by design. <br /> <br />As the sun breaks this reverie, <br />I am reminded of my lover’s lot. <br />Romance and moonlight fancy <br />Were never mine to be sought. <br /> <br />Yet your eyes glisten as candlelight, <br />And allude to complete desire. <br />Could you possibly be the redeemer? <br /> <br />As the night’s dark magic enfolds <br />Your passion drunkens me solely. <br />Heavenly light bears all to behold <br />As moonlight tickles every curve daftly. <br /> <br />Your hair flows as a satin dress <br />Over your naked body chastely. <br />My breath yields to your loving excess, <br />And my heart raptures completely. <br /> <br />Seconds to lifetimes, nights to eons; <br />Soulful glance to unifying embrace. <br />Could you possibly be the redeemer? <br /> <br />Existing so long without love, <br />I now taste Juliette’s wine upon my lips. <br />Has Karma finally sent my redeemer?<br /><br />Robert L. Bixler III<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/the-redeemer-2/
