Bachelor’s blues
I’m weary waking,
cold and shaking.
No dreams or wishes
nor morning kisses.
I’m weary waking,
cold and shaking.
No dreams or wishes
nor morning kisses.
Just before they faltered,
they turned away the night –
vindicated in their faith
by the coming of the light.
(photo prompt courtesy of the lovely weakmeatstrongeat)
She thought she was the bee’s knees
the teen-queen of the land
but crack open her hourglass
and there was only sand.
I am of two minds:
one sunshine and one shadow,
the demon and the noble god,
the fertile and the fallow.
Their bitter, criticizing words
swung down like clubs and crops and swords
until the blows and cuts and stings
left tatters of what once were wings.
Crimson kisses
for sultry lips,
eager promises
from curving hips.
Sweetest sin
in your caress,
let us begin:
slip off your dress.
This zealous zephyr,
this pleasant breeze
lifts me up
puts me at ease.
The way she filled that dress
was a subtle, sweet caress
and she danced and she moved
like she had nothing to prove.
The crystal clear skies
bear down on me again –
tighter than a web of lies,
heavier than all my sin.