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You seduce with the body of a man who’d ask a woman to lunch in Paris Someday… when he could afford the first class fare Denny’s around the corner will have to do for now And though I’ve known passion with men of experience More than once… Talented older and wiser men Surely, they were incapable of lighting my heart Not as [...] Disappear fear Of unconscious feelings Carried so long So far, so deep Toss them aside In blue recycling containers Like plastic bottles I pick up hiking the glorious desert So worshiped and adored. For who would wish To leave it messy Messy outside Like me inside? Permit him joyous entry Knowing I’ve been Waiting for him too long And I will share the real me Open me, all of me Then maybe Maybe… He won’t [...] The car engulfed with waves of mulled citrus mist warmed by your face watching mine in the mirror from the hallway as I lacquer on deep burgundy candy apple lipstick before the sun awakes early April morning. Memories of orange blossoms permeating the night sky on Route 66… the beige top down on the old black convertible with red leather seats When I was eighteen and Steven French [...] *A beautiful poem from Guest Author Jon Hynes. Photo by the Australia Post.
I can see the sunlight Sandra Elizabeth Larson's Photos I sleep in sheets the color of the Caribbean Sea at sunrise Remember a midnight green sky full of stars falling As I travel fast, West on I-40 towards Arizona Since I can’t sleep in New Mexico At least not well. Pale autumn colors cover me as My olive skin glows In shades of ivory, peach, apricot, blush That [...] My eyes focused on the second button of your blue and white shirt. Heart don’t stop, lungs breathe legs don’t fail me now. I want to melt into the space behind that button. So wrap your arms around me hold me still listen to the rhythm of my breathing. Hear that I am unable to move, to speak to take [...] We had a tea party, you and I Yesterday, when March was cold. We were three or four again Five or six or seven.
Changed the world Solved the chaos, hunger, pain.
You didn’t call last night like you promised I cried myself to sleep… If only you understood the subtleties that teach each of us to trust or not. You would never again make me a promise you did not intend to keep. Knowing… That I’m trusting you with my heart. Then leave me waiting… Waiting… Like you did last night to cry myself to [...] They say you pick your friends to be a mirror Then I must have a side that’s warm and free Look at me in navy skirts with parochial blouses Long flowing skirts in flowers of spring is what she sees For all my shyness she’s outgoing, an explorer Where my weaknesses lie, she becomes strong She listens to all of my [...] |
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