MARK JOHN JUNOR
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words to obscureA Poem by MARK JOHN JUNORif you were herewould you see me the same as you see me in my wordswould your lovely soft lips recite with suchfeeling the words you sayif you were he.. |
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so i may be your dawnA Poem by MARK JOHN JUNORtell me it was all a dreamtell me the beautiful wishing doesn't have to endthat a thousand years of golden kisses anda universe of given completely to.. |
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harlot of pen and pageA Poem by MARK JOHN JUNORwalkin slow in the heat an hazeour words got beyond our intentsshe said i was a harlot of pen and pageliving for that breathless momentwhen reader ext.. |
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taste of her dreadlock beauty's handA Poem by MARK JOHN JUNORshe forgives the notionthat her photographs are imagesto her they are epic talesto her they are living creatures with lives of their ownthey speak to .. |
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motel mirrorA Poem by MARK JOHN JUNORtruths triage could not spare him as he wastrying to look angelic on a boatload of sinnershes chained to his uttered story despite its flawshe wrote i.. |
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heartbeats and whispersA Poem by MARK JOHN JUNORsultry breeze stirs lifts the soft curtain of nightand shows in deliciously warm lightthe curves and subtle lines of my loverher breathing one of drea.. |
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grape of wrathA Poem by MARK JOHN JUNORthe backyard lawn freshly cutprovides vivid perfected image of summerhalf in shadow of the rubber treehalf in unyielding sunlighti feel at peace drink.. |
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the rain hadA Poem by MARK JOHN JUNORher untainted eye waitsas the edge of light is eclipseddarkness fills the motel roomsound from the next room muffled but pureunintended they fill this.. |
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a devil of regrets in the disguiseA Poem by MARK JOHN JUNORi found her in a field of flowersdancing slow to the summer songlost in her mind to the dream of a broken heartdancing sensual with her dreams of love.. |
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bury my bonesA Poem by MARK JOHN JUNORi promise not to bury my bonestill we are good and done with emi promise not to wear my heart on my sleeve forevery skirt that skitters past mepromise.. |
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