peeky-booA Poem by MARK JOHN JUNORher dyed blonde hair stood out starkly against the grey concrete as me and my girl take up squating for the momentary grease on the public step as the alligators swim round the stoop looking for the next strong-arm sucker they keep time tapping one raised finger on the humid air she rolls up to us and tosses herself down ontop of me my girlfriend slides exasperated smile and shrugs off the bleach blonde sticky fingers approach the rest of the sticky fingers chase eachother around the parking lot hoping to make ground scores off eachothers trash by numbers life in motion paintings she chases my illusion her dyed blonde hair tangles my thoughts so i lead her to a quieter spot on the public steps and settle her into her vibe the diameter of her rig matches the close quater passageway so she greases the way with a wall to wall smile thats more scary than reassuring and brushing back the bleach blonde and tries once more to speak to my billfold with her open shirt peeky-boo i dont bother to say it but i woulda opened up and spilled the greenage to keep her from folding just outa keepin the peace my girlfriend glares fifteen flavors of get rid of this clown at me so i dish dirt and bills to slide her on her way i feel bad for her she is our friend but shes just to much of the gain game in her to see that we have long since moved on i cant play captain saveahoe turned that caped crusader out to the history books and im just looking to do my morning breakfast circus scrounge a coffee bean and a honey roll my girl rolls a smoke the tropical sun dances on sandy soil we are a happy pair of clowns and thats all that matters © 2014 MARK JOHN JUNOR |
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Added on April 4, 2014 Last Updated on April 4, 2014 AuthorMARK JOHN JUNORmiramar, FLAbout© 2015 mark john junor all of my poems are my exclusive property and all rights are reserved more..Writing
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