Have you ever walked a mountaintop in the that the air itself grows thin, tired, your head aches as your stomach roils and, at night, you lie awake, unwell, too weary, weak and sick for sleep? Sometimes love is like that. Have you ever touched the ocean floor Sometimes love is like that. Have you ever lain in flowered fields on your back, face-up like daisies and worn the summer warmth upon your skin like soothing silken robes of sunshine, felt the gentle drowsy passage of the day and a peace for which there are no words? Sometimes love is like that.
Sometimes Love Is Like That
beneath the bright Pacific blues
down in the deepest depths of darkness
where frightful fishes flee frantic from
things that slither-slink those shadowed seas,
and black water weighs you down like stones?
