Two Poems
As I place my hands
On each side of your waist
Gently moving down
Across the curve of your hips--
I find myself in a dark forest at night
Following the sound of one bird singing
Singing to me of a dream
I let fly away from me,
Escaping from my life to be free,
But now it has returned,
Charmed by your beauty
And by this touch upon your hips
In this night of quiet ecstasy.
Two Sisters--An Alchemical Tale
I marry a prince
He shines like the sun
A cup, I overflow with radiant love
I marry no one
No lover, no friend
Alone, abandoned
I taste disgrace
When night comes
Darkness is my friend
A time to unite
A timeless sea of ecstasy
The songs of dawn
For us rejoice
When night comes
There is only emptiness,
Shadows, cobwebs, cellar doors leading no where
I am silence
A bell without sound
Never stuck, never rung
I flee
I know not--
They send noble knights in search of me--
I wander forgotten, forlorn
Despair is a face I wear
The royal couple ride out
For me they call out
But I am lost
Their search I know not
Down forest roads and narrowing canyons
I sit by a mountain lake
I await a dark fate
Two white horses stride
There where the sun does rise
For me their love abides
The tide turns
Love returns
Who tells this tale?
Which sister cries
Tears of sorrow
Tears of joy?
One marries the sun
One marries no one
But in the end
The lost is found.
In the heart, the same darkness
Is a story of loneliness
And a song of love.

