Her name is KarlaA Poem by Phillip FrancisThere are
times in my life when I question my
worthiness. My mind, an everlasting carousel of self doubt, continually
investigating why, of all the men on this earth, she picked me, a man who does
not match her intellect, who is inferior to her courage, and secondary to her
kindness. Each time I
stare into those marvelous brown eyes, I'm overcome with emotions. A wave of infatuation
washes over my frame, a stiff chill slithers down my spine, my knees rattle,
hands shaking, I am weak. Locking eyes, she pierces my soul, penetrating my
bullshit with disregard for the tumultuous past of excessive excess. I am
grateful. I am
fortuitous. I am
indebted. I am
blessed. I am many
things, because her. She is not defect
less, but I remain ignorant to her flaws, while I obsess the outlying curves of
her silhouette, marinating on the chance my lips may seize the opportunity to
caress hers, as my hands gently graze the small of her back. Owner of my love, receiver of my compassion, I am a servant to her needs, at her beckon call, incessant to make her happy and provide her with pleasure, my obligation is to oblige this angel sent from the heavens, just for me. Her name is Karla and she is my queen. Sweet, sweet Karla, will you ever appreciate what you mean? © 2016 Phillip Francis |
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