I pull out towels,/
still damp, and catch her sweet scent./
My tear’d moisture flows.
OR
I pull out towels,/
still damp. I catch her sweet scent and/
add my tear’d moisture.
I pull out towels,/
still damp, and catch her sweet scent./
My tear’d moisture flows.
OR
I pull out towels,/
still damp. I catch her sweet scent and/
add my tear’d moisture.
She no longer likes/
me. I know: she no longer/
reads my poetry.
“Good morning, keeper!”/
was all the message I hear./
I burst into tears.
Does anyone e’r/
reach the point that they don’t make/
mistakes they regret?
Creativity/
sometimes brings huge amounts of /
great stupidity.
It’s funny how we/
write with intensity, but/
then just disappear.
You have a baby /
in your car and almost hit /
me. PLEASE! Stop texting!
Shoppers’ bags say “Joy!”/
So why is no one smiling?/
Except me. I grin.
The suction of cheeks/
and crunch of ice and candy/
proclaim her desire.
Sometimes I awake,
Early morning,
In a half-dream state,
And my mind starts roaming.
I imagine my hands:
they begin to trace
skin, trembling, grand;
Up from your feet;
Down from your face.
I wonder how 2
Put hands in passion’s fire;
run fingers thru a valley of longing,
And caress mountains of desire.