Another GlassA Poem by Mick StrangeI feel the silk across my face- Of a web in transcendental gaze. Sweet breath of cinnamon, frosted air, Rose petal curves and an icy stare. Forbidden to ever taste the fruit, We laugh at gods in a mock salute, And find in any place and time: A chance to love, grow and cry. And even though I know it’s wrong, Like wine I bring her to my lips, Addiction wasted, boundaries gone, Sour tastes and forgotten songs.
And though we know the sun must set, -Just as surely it will rise. © 2014 Mick Strange |
StatsAuthorMick StrangeAnywhere, OHAboutCurrently I'm studying journalism, with the future goal of becoming a lizard. Why a lizard? Who are you? Who said anything about lizards? Help! more.. |