Filthy, sexy you in my head -
I picture the spread of your limbs on my bed.
As the day turns to dour and miserable light,
I am tight with the need for delight.
January 31, 2012 at 10:05 am · Filed under Poems and tagged: short and sweet
Filthy, sexy you in my head -
I picture the spread of your limbs on my bed.
As the day turns to dour and miserable light,
I am tight with the need for delight.
Why can’t we live in the same city? Really. I want to sit indoors and read and write all day with you
Will you help me walk the dog and make dinner, too? Can I convince Gary to start up one of those triad or poly-amorous unions or something? Because if we were to live in the same town, I’d want you quite near me, I’m afraid.
Well I think it could work. But I am very selfish. Perhaps we could have a second husband too? Just so, if Gary is chasing you around the house, I will have someone to play with.
There are lots of lovely southern boys down here, as it’s university and research town…you could have your pick of poetry professor or nuclear physicist.
Oh! Could I please have a nuclear physicist who is a poet?
I will ask my friends Kate and Robert if they know of any. Or I can troll the Sciences building shouting out Whitman or something to see if anyone ducks their heads out of a lab and joins in.
"... true reading occurs only when the text mirrors the individual's thoughts and emotions, in which case we never learn anything new, only that which is already within us, dormant, waiting to rise, but only at the silent call of the right words..."
- Tom Petsinis
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Love this ‘tight’ little piece. Love the photo. Love you!