Kiss my lips each morning I pray,
Fill my hope as bright as day.
For I adorn my frilly blue dress,
While I my lofty world address.

In the distance in glistening orange,
I watch you see in rising range.
I caress and put a spell on you,
With a shimmering heart so true.

For you are the fiery anthem of light,
I am the deep blue sea in sight.
The world does call you the rising sun,
And here in this great system you’re One.

For I am just a particle in this great Universe,
Every thought and deed do in action converse.
For you are to me the pendant of light,
Adorning each day, Enthralling each night.

I am intrepid in my love for you,
And give to you my greatest clue.
For with you I have the coloured bow,
Adding image to the creative throw.

Together we both weave that magic,
That defies all mortal logic.
For you are the greatest and the Sun,
I am the deep Sea with a wavy run.

I kiss your lips and flirt with the moon,
With unique salt frills on sands to swoon.
For I chase the moon through day and night,
Progressing and regressing at respite.

For that is the circle of life and love,
As ordained by the One Above.
For my heart is like the open sea,
It collects and clears life’s debris.

It takes on all in expressive reveries,
But sieves out bitter memories.
For I am the anthem with the sun,
That’s where all mortal life begun.

For it is that love that through the ages,
That has the beauty of sparkling images.
Creating a ballroom with the twinkling stars,
Bringing Creation of nears and Far’s.

For it reflects the real diamonds on me,
While I sort myriad pearls with glee.
To string and bring out the beauty of life,
Amidst all Earthly pain and strife.

For we are part of the Sun, the moon and Sea,
Part of the Creators’ loving imagery.
His love  for Mother Earth by far,
The greatest of Life’s big Star.

Caveat: All images are clicked by ME except the last one. They are pictures from Bluff, New Zealand and Hot Water Beach, New Zealand clicked in 2008 and 2006 respectively. All images are protected under the Copywright Act.

By Anisha Achankunju (C) 24th April 2011