I tie myself into the cars now.
My ears fire and my breath opens.
I collect my thoughts of you,
and arrange them on the bed.
Organize in piles of adoration,
in piles of reverence.
I used to sleep away half a day,
pull a dream with me until afternoon.
Today we woke a little, and as usual
snoozed for ten in its perfection.
Slumber. Kiss.
Warmth under our fingertips.
And I find your eyes over the steam
of an Americano, and you find mine
over a tilting bottle of hot liquid spice.
There are such tastes for us today, and more tastes for us tomorrow.
November 12, 2011 at 9:29 pm
I rather like this – a very straightforward love poem with no ‘side’ to it.
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Marie Marshall
writer/poet/editor/blogger
Scotland
http://mairibheag.com
http://kvennarad.wordpress.com
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November 26, 2011 at 8:28 am
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