Tangerine MoonA Poem by Jason Galligerinspired by a drive early one nightWalking on a dream Of butter-cream skies And sugarplum fields A Tangerine moon Lies above Beckoning with sweet drips That only night creatures taste Leaving all who live in daylight yearn- For sunlight’s bitter edge Purses lips and tightens skin- leaving many red with anger they seek shelter or the comfort of Verde Vera who’s tendril fingers brush everywhere releasing cold ecstatic vibrations that echo through shattered pores a sigh of relief escapes but the sun’s bitter taste will return inflamed by the brush of a shirt, or the water from the shower head leaving one paralyzed in sweaty snake sheets till the night comes and you slip into a dream where you smell the sweet fragrance of a tangerine moon and your mouth waters © 2010 Jason GalligerAuthor's Note
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Added on August 2, 2010Last Updated on August 2, 2010 AuthorJason GalligerFairfax, VAAboutHi I'm Jason a young writer from Virginia. I've been writing poetry and short stories for years. However, I've only shared my work with a small circle of friends and family. I hope to be published one.. more..Writing
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