Cycles of the Sun
By Emily Mervyn
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A collection of words written over a colection of times from my beautiful but dificult mind. Emotions come like the cycle of the sun, easing from warmth and light to a cold darkness. Words pull me out of the cycle to gain perspective, to focus on the times that were good, to realize what creates these feelings in our minds. This is a collection of poems and word passages collected from my journals and phone notes, compiled with the hope that someone can gain a little feeling or perspective through my feeling and perspective.
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Cycles of the Sun - Emily Mervyn
Daylight
To Melt
Honey thighs
Kissed goodbye
By the light of the moon
Of course it’s time to bloom,
How could I not
The scent of desire lingers
Tended to by your fingers
Each limb of me
Watered and left free
To grow in the heat
The heat of you
And the sky so blue
It’s all a peach glow
Everything that I know,
But I know nothing at all
My body is a garden
There’s no time to harden
Reaching up from the soil
Vines of breath, coil
Wrapped around the moment
Canyons of feeling
Eddies of healing
Into the depths of desire
Surrounded by fire
Letting fear burn away
How could I not melt
When all I’ve ever felt
The fear of letting go,
Is gone
Take it Slow
Take it slow, honey
Let the feeling drip down your spine
A Dream
Wooden floorboards rocking from the speaker dancing in the morning light.
A gentle warm breeze rushes through the window letting the sea stained curtains flutter in the wind.
Grains of sand glistening on the floor, carried in by feet running up the hill from the beach.
Hands dancing through the air to the music as feet twist and a spatula taps in time waiting to flip the golden pancakes.
Fruit diced up beside and warm coffee in hand.
Bare legs and bare feet.
Hair wild to the wind.
The ocean pulling you in.
The breeze waking you up.
The sunlight pouring joy into your veins.
She Blinked
She looked to the sky
You’ll always be there for me, won’t you?
And the stars blinked
She saw her reflection
Moonlight glowing off the lake
You’ll always be there for me too, right?
Her reflection blinked
The Dance
We dance with it
Grasp it in our hands and twirl around it
Like the world is on fire and there is only this
Only movement to set us free
We toss it around
As though holding it too tight will pierce
Into the skin until it breaks
And drops of honey will fall
Sweet thick honey
Moving through veins
As we move through life
Limbs linger and breath pulls
Pulls you around and around
Spinning you until you can’t take it
You begin to sway instead
Continuing the dance
To the sound of the wind
The sound of the birds
The sound of the beating of your heart
To the sounds all around you
We dance with it
We dance with life until our feet burn raw
And our flesh and bones ache
An ache of bliss and wonder
What a dance we get to live
Synonyms
Life, love, laughter
They’re all synonyms aren’t they?
For the thing that pushes you further, that expands each moment into the next
The feeling that reaches into the depths of who you are
Who you want to be
What you don’t even know
And it