Dozy eyelids twitch with passing buzzes. No breeze to play with those straw strands. Besides they're too busy romancing regal emerald blades behind your ears. I wish there were a breeze. Not just to move a little of this azure sky. Not just to chase the beads of sweat downhill. Not just to make the sycamore conversant. Perhaps, too to lift that patchwork modesty a little. Perhaps, too to balloon a little cotton round your thighs. Perhaps to whisper nothings in my ear, to compliment the stolen preview. Dozy eyelids twitch under my scrutiny. Those straw strands stay still defiant. There is no breeze, and yet you still have helicopters on your blouse.....
i liked this one. it reminded me of a story of a greek guy seducing girls over the internet that i saw on 48 hours.
Ok - here it is: THINGS I HAVE MISSED THIS FORTNIGHT I miss the smell that used to linger at the top of my thighs till mid-week. I miss my cupboards being full up but I don't want to cook any more. I miss the fresh smell of my bathroom without weekend arousal man-potions! I miss the times we had nothing on and were bored and catty and children. I miss gorging to the point of pain Until we couldn't laugh or walk home. I miss waking and finding your arm turned blue with the weight of loving me.
Shotgun glance under the lid Heart beat: Yak Thump and over. All the news that’s fit to print. All the news I need to know like lightening. One shot. Confetti. Now that’s more like it.
Gerald lit his cigarette and wandered through the rows of books and we girls scratched the desk tops; followed the smoke. Resting gently on Polidori -so unlikely! – his nails laughed en pointe. And when his tweed back descended we swooped upon Byron’s companion to analyse the marks in the dust. Then, conspiratorial blossoms, we followed Aristotle’s Man one by one, to the lower floor. He stubbed his cigarette by the entrance, to a swoon, and considered Homer’s jealous Gods in the muddiest study by the rack. Then We see him blink, come to life once more. He turns, and sees the crowd of Semele shrink.
Skinny, U amaze me! your poetry is so multi-dimensional... its like reading a rubic's cube as u solve it... U put the deep in DEEEEEP, Baby... the deeper I look into your thoughts, the deeper I see into my own... Whoo Hooo! No stops the Skinny train!
can't get the spacing quite right....sorry Yeah... I can hang around for one or two. over the road? Mine's a cold one. Yeah... flick ash at me! I'm steel strung, baby, and the humming just hangs. I buckle this bubble, here. Me, yeah. Can you hear me? I can hear me. You need to hear me. So here's louder. Don't look at me. Tosser. No... I don't know who it was. What do I know about number 1s in '62? Somehow it's my fault the coins aren't bowing to your kneecaps Yeah whatever. I'm going now. I don't want it! Oh ok, one for the road. One more. Don't like the way the Marriott is putting suits in my way. Why are they dancing? Posh wankers Huh...penguins! Don't like the way that bus is looking at me. Bastard nudged my shoulder!! Shouldn't even be on the sodding pavement. stupid daylight rainbow noose making me hack up shitty lungs. Really don't like the ceiling falling on me -look!- always bruises the inside of my skull while I'm sleeping. always. without fail.
Bouncing on my skin, the wind reeks of street corner; of every garbage can in New York City. Ammonia, courtesy of that sleeping man tastes vile hitting the back of my throat. Heave, lungs! Respire! In spite of the putrid air, no other essence guarantees my existence so delightfully.
This princess enveloped in duck-down on a tower of mattresses sleeps calm. The pea no intrusive irritant with cold steel comfort under her pillow.
Interesting twist on the old "Princess and the Pea" story. It's like: Yeah, I'm a princess, but don't fuck with me cuz I have a gun. Pretty cool.
I love this! Especially the one about the wind reeking "of street corner; of every garbage can in New York City."
Some steps in this mortal dance teach new things about rhythm and rhyme. The teeth that flashed in that stranger's smile lacquered my eyes in sunshine. The cigarette hung lackadaisical from fingers, pointed Venus in my direction then left, as fast as it had arrived. And then there was the foxtrot of the hands-on-hip whippet. Uncoiled like a sunning snake she preened before her laddish audience, playful, promising mosquito kisses, to irritate them later beneath their lonely sheets. But by far the most satisfying twirl of today was the vamp, alone. Powdered cheeks told of promises, of illicit meetings arranged but yet to come. Shawl exposed ivory shoulders aching for lips, tassels tickled hips. Dark lashes licked the pavement in anticipation. They were all plain dancing partners in the Unmeetings of today but all fired up like peacocks, they were beautiful.
I spent Saturday inhaling bad luck at the bookies. Horses fell, no-one scored, and the odds were too steep. Where green paper flutters and kisses when winning, handing it over cuts deep.