idiom
Posted: December 28th, 2012, 3:24 pm
she speaks to me
with the language of the soul
in a dialect peculiar to ourselves
never at a loss for words
our eyes convey meanings
both commonplace and sacrosanct
with a gesture we enter the royal presence
with another we sneak out the basement door
some might say that this is true of all lovers
but that does not diminish
or that we have become insular
and build upon our insecurities
but that does not deter
laying the book to rest, we kiss
and laugh at webster's
with the language of the soul
in a dialect peculiar to ourselves
never at a loss for words
our eyes convey meanings
both commonplace and sacrosanct
with a gesture we enter the royal presence
with another we sneak out the basement door
some might say that this is true of all lovers
but that does not diminish
or that we have become insular
and build upon our insecurities
but that does not deter
laying the book to rest, we kiss
and laugh at webster's