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That First Embrace

As before I knew not, my flesh would just rot,
And accept the world as it meshed I knew not,
of the love inside on that glorious ride,
the center of invisible circus slides,
As you show me that place it reflects in your face,
As around the subject we pace and forever embrace,
My glorious bride as she tries to unhide,
Her perfection is screaming to me as its gleaming.

The glittering sleep is afraid of the steepness of the slope,
And as I try to cope with the fantastical journey,
I find myself learning more about love than I could up above.

But now that I face my cellar, this basement,
I realize that the crease in your eyes is a prize in itself,
All the glorious shelfs in the world can't unfurl,
That carcinogen girl,
How I love her so, that fallen sweet note,
As it sings in the rain, and reflects my sweet pain,
And as I try I can't fly,
But can certainly glide across the surface of her serpentine sun,
As it shows me the one and the only unspun,
The singing of angels can only unscramble,
The songs of the drums of the ancient-esque ones,
As they try to remember the goddess of December,
As she rains down the snowy ice into letters of fingerprint diamonds,
These snowflakes can pointilize that clear point,
That hides in the twisting hallways and violent shadows,
In the undercurrent of my mind.