hyperfine

words
        are insufficient things; mere approximations
        of myriad sensual fragments.
words
        can't convey the thrill of hands
        sifting through her long hair.
words
        only hint at the exquisite transparency
        of sunset after the midday rains
        have washed the grit from the sky,
        when the air shrugs off its shabby careworn cloak
        and every edge sparkles, like clear gold.
words
        can't encompass the long embrace,
        the profound rightness, the peace,
        shared between lovers:
        face pressed between neck and shoulder;
        this moment of breathing; a quiet bubble.

words aren't always needed.

10-06-2011