Samurai-Man

Samurai-Man

A Poem by Tenten

 

 
in the summer
I met this masked man
garb in samurai gear
with a smirk of life
playing across his lips
 
within weeks he had me twisted
and somewhere I could see
the spot where we sat
while my eyes played blind
this heart too weak to play
 
two spills of word
honest and painful
stealing away breath
it hit me, sometime along the path
I fell down a bit of the way
 
beauty on his face
that is defined as masculine
hands that are a calming presence
the seasons changed
winter spent confiding
 
as spring comes to blossom
the knowledge of bridges
thriving in honey suckle tendrils
seeing through to summer heat
the mask fell off, who was hiding again?
 

© 2008 Tenten


Author's Note

Tenten
Cp. 11:48PM Wen 05/14/08 'Nymphetamine' Cradle of Filth ok, thoughts about guys, tired, headahce, sleepy (Typed, House)

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Tenten
Tenten

Alamosa, CO



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