To The Lover Unknown I Know Exists
Aug 28th, 2009 | By Donald Pesavento | Category: Poetry | 1401 viewsTo you whom I may never meet,
I feel you’re out there, somewhere,
among the billions so few known;
even less, how their gardens grow.
I’ve searched for you everywhere;
spider-sensed your Web vibrations
spelunked the Internet echoing your laughter
Eskimo-kissed your nose on Facebook
heard your pink, breathing among roses
cherished your smile’s cherry contours
followed your footprints in Wuthering Heights’ snow
ID’d your jumbled jigsaw-puzzle’s silhouette
perused dating-site collages of compatibilities
fingertip-sailed along your wide, fertile eyebrows
trinket-tinkled your charm bracelet’s tambourine
caged-panther paced inside your feline essence
waited for you, like a puppy, alone before dawn
wished us Merry Christmas, wine-toasted in July
storm-swept your snowglobe-ocean universe
spotted your fashion-magazine leopard pose
surfed your Lady-of-the-Lake tsunami
lullaby-listened to your tropical, crescendo surf
feather-tickled your Mediterranean, dreaming chin
caught your shadow in old b&w movies
glimpsed your rain-drop fairy’s pirouettes
cradle-relaxed in your lunar body’s crescent
gazed upon your make-up camouflaged face
chlorophyll arrow-pierced your midnight rose
felt your October-wind voice calling me
smelled your fog-damp hair’s black-walnut parfum
brushed past your shoulders on busy, city streets
tasted your Sunday-morning strawberry Hmmm
savored your hazelnut-coffee kiss
fought riptide currents, off your Siren’s choral reef
salmon-shimmied upstream to reach you
hatched through a robin-eggshell blue sky,
feather-spread, to fly to you
got ticketed by Reverie Police for yelling
out your name in a dream’s Quiet Zone,
deciphered tea leaves from your Oracle latte
heart-guitarred my favorite song; your voice
first loved you by sight, unseen
read your poetry eyes between the lines
mapped your virgin-forest unexplored continent
phoned phantom countries where you once dwelled
photographed your dandelion-yellow exotic dress,
walking between rain drops, untouched;
Valentino-Sheik embraced your red mystery,
Persian-rug tented, during a sandstorm
checked under my bed for your size 7’s
pressed the TV remote to bring you closer
texted your angel outside airplane windows
showed up incognito, as a wedding guest
opened our fortune-cookie, and
out flew a dove: you,
fluttering me around the next corner.
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About Donald Pesavento: Donald Pesavento is a 21st century Buckaroo Banzai from the Heartland of America. |
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Simply beautiful. I love your combination of words and the images they produce… what an original poem about finsinf that unknown love.
Somewhere out there a woman is opening her fortune cookie on Troubadour and revealed is this poetic piece of writing.
Nicely done.