Tangled SheetsA Poem by Honeypot
Tangled sheets twisted between damp limbs,
Hot in the early morning summer hours.
The crickets begin to quiet
As their songs fade from Nighttime’s memory.
Echoes of Etta James ring
In my ears as my mind
Dances through the night before
Remembering trembling sighs.
Flashes of strong fingers
Gliding over bare hips as
Love chills race along our backs.
I remember last night, the taste of your lips,
The smell of your skin - clean, manly.
Your heart pounding against mine
As I pull you close and call your name.
But as the morning light shines
Through the cracks in the blinds
Your side of the bed is empty.
Once again you’re gone before
The morning dew settles
And I’m left to wonder
When you’ll return home.
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