and teach virtue and knowledge/
is satisfying.

I offered to write/
a gift poem. She said I had./
I won’t pen again.
It never should’ve been sent;
and no attack was meant.
‘Twas a statement from my brain
of my heart’s Deep Pain.
It was not to be perceived as an attack.
I should gladly arise to take it back.
But I’m just too damn tired.
My waking hours have expired.
So, when my hair is coiffed and cuter,
I’ll gladly go to my computer
and erase the message I dictated;
That, clearly, should’ve simply waited.
I’ll repeat, simply, that I’m so sorry.
That’s my early-morning story.
Dear Cupid:
This Valentine’s (Single Awareness) Day,/
Don’t let me be stupid.
Hold my fingers and tongue
so I won’t write or say
something dumb.
Oh. Wait.
Too late.
I already did.
Hey Cupid!
If you care,
do some repair.
Dreams arise quickly,/
cloud your mind and reason, then/
vanish just as fast.
(OR)
… then/
reality comes.
Facebook stalking
with no return gawking
is not worth
the deep mirth
and late-night walking.
When I was with her,/
my life was full of joy and/
fun. But now I’m not.
Flowers wilt and die./
Chocolate turns to *crud. Poem words/
immortalize you.
*Originally “crap”