The invitation from the www.NaPoWriMo.net , Day 6, site is to write a ‘aubade’. An aubade poem comes from those flirty French, and is a poem written about the break of day when lovers must part. It has a lament about the parting of the shared night of love, or whatever the share might have been. Only, that now, as the day rises, it is time to go.
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I am tangled in the sheet of you
Wrapped tight in the weave of night
Ornamented by where your lips
Found my unseen scars
.
I handpicked a star to light
The path of how your tongue
Found my moist vulnerability
My land quaked with yours
.
An now in the sliver crescent
Of Sun rising a whisper of
Goodbye unravels the braid of us
Curls the edges of departure
.
Around our naked night spent
And you take that thin silver
Thread left between us out
The door into the wake of day
Tagged: aubade poem, DAILY POEM, GEEZER GIRL, geezer wisdom, JEANNE ADWANI, JEANNE BEAUCHAMP, lesbian love, love lost, love's lament, napowrimo
