A moment stretched its leisurely arms
When Jupiter rained on Canterbury road
Eyes held and caressed through
Collective noses; lips glued to
Shoulders; legs entwined, burrowed
In a red cave of evanescence
Tall dark shadows of trees swayed
In the sheer bliss of framing that night sky
For two wanderers on a looped path
No longer lonesome, nevermore alone
In an unlit road that lead nowhere
Buddha smiled into frugal transience
We kissed that night goodbye but then
a star sprinkled its mirthful disappearance
And your smile brought him back again
And again and again surging into my veins
Who will unwrite these lines you were made of
And lead our song to its epehemeral blue sky?
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