Your Window
by Tim Kavi
outside your window
waiting for the wind
of our mutual love
to blow your loose white
dress
by Tim Kavi
outside your window
waiting for the wind
of our mutual love
to blow your loose white
dress
to the ground
so your bare shoulders
are revealed
my kisses
are drowned
my kisses
are drowned
across the bed
like the drapes
of your open
window
baby universes
morph and take shape
across the bending
fabric
space time
I kissed you there
embraced
your full goddessness
in the moonlight
they shone
in their own light
planets in
their own right
my decorated universe
was filled with your love
lit with your white heat
bright luminescence
and like the stars
shining so bright
I see the flames
of your passion
now unleashedwaiting
I ascend
the vine
through your window
tonight.
Poet's comment: This poem represents an invitation and response to a deep passionate love. The term goddessness in stanza seven is an invented word that I believe captures more than the terms of goddess or goddesshood. Goddessness is more than an attainment, but a full manifestation and revelation of all the goddess powers in a woman's feminine being.--T.K.
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