Saturday, 2 February 2013
Haikus about Pemberton
‘Open quirky den’
How could I say no?
Hoarder, wrangler, thief
Knees up on the couch
Here is where I pined for you
Sipping thick red wine
Morning breakfast feast
Teeth tearing at melon flesh
Juice runs down my chin
Bright tawny orange
Across azure blue sky
Freckled and dappled
Naked morning swim
Together in the river
Bits in, nipples next
Sitting neglected
Steeped, acerbic, tepid
An abandoned tea
Walking down the stairs
Here is where I wanted to
Fuck you in the dirt
Golden like butter
Softly melting and dripping
The sky licks the sun
Night falls around us
Our spirits swell within us
Hands pressed to my mouth
In the lake house bed
Tangled and tessellated
While the hammock groans
Thick white trees like ghosts
Withered and gnarled physique
Haunting the highway
Labels:
feast of fancy,
poetry
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