Earthly Heaven

With thy arms opened so extensively
Thou alleviated me with soft breath.
Tenderness and love eaten pensively
Even hungrily, for yearnings be'neath.
Thou filled mine very being with thine love,
It danced a ballet against mine soul's mure,
And cracked the blackness, with a little shove.
With but thine words for me, I was made pure.
Quietly, gently, thou carried me then,
As a new mother would carry her young,
Light, so bright around, I could only sken,
As I listened to beauty being sung.
With which having been seen, my soul leaven,
I knew, finally, I was in heaven.