Garden
I wore my vail with a soft longing and a reverent mis-understanding

I wore my vail with a soft longing and a reverent mis-understanding
behind it my eyes grew as the roses in our garden where summer was permanence, or adamant so.
Just four days ago I walked it’s edges weeping
I mourned a body I had not found
While the sun held me in the grace of love memory
Through salt, I saw blood maroon silk which fell in upon herself and hung by the gate where entrance I oftened
Which now l write as a confirmation of celestial fallen
But still, marry to an angel my heart, give me over to a god
I hope to this you will listen:
In midnight confessions of eternity leaving love soaked lips, yours was the first I truly wanted
-Thank you for your support it means the world-
About the Creator
Aubrey Schuring
Photgrapher, writer, and nature conservationist. Follow me here and on Instagram @girl_aubrey



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