Dog EyesA Poem by J.D. FlomThe sting and the prickle, Has left an inner tickle; ‘Bout the size of a nickel, Like the juice of a pickle. Sometimes it emanates, And then it radiates; He simply cannot wait, For it to ‘vaporate. When he wined, she whined, Mind fucked comes to mind; Her wind helped him unwind, But her kind was not so kind. When her fingers make a fist, And refused to be kissed; He was fodder to be dissed, Most everything is missed. Way down from below. It was not just for show; But if everything must go, Then he should really know. When her heart made a flip, And she couldn’t get a grip; So he just bit his lip, When he made every trip. There’s always expectations, Despite many hesitations; And life’s fluctuations, With his miscalculations. There must be something wrong, Or was it all along? Together they might belong, But that’s another song. © 2011 J.D. Flom |
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Added on June 1, 2011 Last Updated on June 1, 2011 AuthorJ.D. FlomSacramento, CAAboutI'm here because I'm a writer; however, mostly a screenwriter, but I also write many poems and a few short stories and that's what I put out for others to read. I have most of my stuff on hubpages, bu.. more..Writing
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