Afternoon DelightA Poem by SMcIlhon
She calls you much as your mother did before her wanting something. You take her to a patio bar with white wine and red walls, knowing her deadly lips will meet forthcoming emptiness in your wallet. She smiles as the waitress makes another pass. She unbuttons her blouse just enough to mock you. The wind blows her hair and yours but doesn't block your eyes enough to shield you from the sharp taste of truth. © 2011 SMcIlhon |
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