heart on sleeve skin deep abrasions are fatal

heart on sleeve skin deep abrasions are fatal

A Poem by Steeven

i've hung parts of me on the line,

barefooted through unmanicured yard

hoping i'll dry

 

birdy singing covers as i fold covers

and a pile of laundry too masculine

no complexity of lingerie

or fraility of spagetti straps

dessert coloured skirts

i can still imagine

sherbert, sorbe

spilling over your skin

 

flat sheet reminds me of salmon flower folded in your hair

i'm folding

less estactic than that flower's stem

tucked behind ear

i'm folding

in

quarters

notes and geometry

in quartets

with no partner to waltz

 

i'm folding in

but not     to

a forgotten lover.

 

no. as an arrow

flung from thighbow strings

the wind has changed original aim

and will whisper my fire to spread

transform into more than a candles flame.

 

 

© 2013 Steeven


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oh! the words the laundry brings!

Posted 11 Years Ago


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~ your heartsongs seem to be getting better and better... this one's so sweet and so cool... i can imagine a brilliant poet doing his laundry and inhaling and exhaling poetry... waiting for a partner... yearning for a partner... ~ ravishing work, ravishing verse... oh, and the wind is an amazing friend... :)

Posted 11 Years Ago


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11 Years Ago

~ haha... ~ thank you... one must be able to describe one's area of expertise expertly... :P ~ but .. read more
Steeven

11 Years Ago

disagree, i designate no area.
disagree, weather is warming so i can just roll in flowers, be.. read more
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11 Years Ago

~ hahahaha... you seem to be an expert in puppy behaviour... :P ~ and maybe you need to be more agre.. read more

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