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Writer's pictureSydney Elizabeth Chandler

The Field

we dance across

the grass

legs intertwined in

the salt of sex

the trees above our hearts

the leaves tangled in our hair

our lips spread in the grins of

children

as we lay there

the sun

paints you gold

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