The Southern Most Point (The Cape of Good Hope)
Sneak away with me
And hang by the cliffs
Near the Southern most sea
Staggered blocks of jutted rocks
That we can step out to
Red layers in rust layers
Above the waters blue
I often come
And hug the air
Between the water and me
With the tip of my toes
I hug the edge
While the wind pushes back
Leaving tangles of hair on my head
But today lets lay
Absorb the salt we breathe
Pointing our noses
Over the rock to see
There are people below
And we watch them sleep
As we lay and talk
Rolling stones off our chest
Red rocks plummet to the ocean
The cliffs start to crumble
And we sit there in the open
With everything we share - we sink
Exposed to each other's depths
We accept the darkness
And the nakedness we forget
Naked-a cold cold place
For our souls seek warmth
While our frigid bodies shake
Soon we'll dose off
Swaddled warm by the sun
Too late to hear the voice from above