spir-alA Poem by h d e rushin
Let me be the first to caution you. The golden apples are, if the hard-on is for their soft skin, self unfruitful. Needing, as I, no good pollinator, to fawn happiness. God comes to you disguised as your own proof.
And staying in a lonely bed means that longsome had always been there, with you on your blond arm. Nestled in your kinky fulsome. Dreaming is what a person does who has no bed at all.
Mother says that what she misses most about Dad is his urine splashing in the bowl at 3am. Since she mumbles over Maxwell House and dew.
I believe her. © 2013 h d e rushinFeatured Review
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