SheA Poem by Paul MichelleI remember how she cried for me under the tightrope over Mallory Square and how she died for me, in the basement in pajamas with unwashed hair I remember how she flew at me Fists clenched eyes red And how she laughed with me in the morning in our bed The first time I saw her. The last time too I remember her eyes they were green and brown and blue I remember her name It was Tara and Kira and Megan and Jess. Carrie and Carla Carla was the best I remember how she moved, how she laughed and how she smelled I remember how she liked to be touched and hit and held I remember how she made me feel after sex in the afternoon and walking barefoot through the streets in the rain beneath the moon Lying naked on the beach, wishing on a star Waking up beside her in the desert in our car I remember how she smiled how she touched my face How she'd run her fingers through my hair and call me babe And how she left me in the gutter when I needed to be saved.
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Added on February 5, 2019 Last Updated on February 6, 2019 AuthorPaul MichelleAboutOld. worn out jaded invaded & serrated. My compassion for others is so great I'm forced to pretend I hate everyone and don't care. But when they're not looking I sneak in and touch their face, creep.. more..Writing
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