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Roberta Bisgyer Poem
50’s housewife on kink
I like to please, always have
you need something, already in the car, your favorite dish- surprise it’s made
delicious, nutritious , satisfying
catering to all whims
don’t get up, i’ll get you another drink daddy
it’s so natural
saw it in my grandmother and mom, catering to men’s wishes remaining on task
putting others first as you lag behind only to realize that you are under appreciated
when you stumble on the right one you realize their love for you is overwhelming
so I choose this part of me, fulfills me
truly who I am
i know your thinking how can she love herself submitting to another
submission it’s so taboo, so deviant, conjures up images of cruelty, worthlessness
nothing could be farther from the truth
yes, good jewish girls were not taught to behave this way, walking around in heels completely naked as they clean the house
crinolines off as well as separate beds
what most people don’t know is that submission is a precious commodity- if it was available on the stock market it would out pure gold
why?
it’s a gift to one who earns it
connections so strong the desire to please in anyway is a joy
i am a 50’s house wife on kink
never felt this calm
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Roberta Bisgyer Poem
under a carnelian sky, sand massaging the soles of adorned feet
the romantic warrior observes the heavens
everything must be in alignment, total peace
dressed in breast plate bone, draped with jewels
sacred beads resonate
observing the horizon he is smiling that the gods are pleased
they have created an illuminating moon guiding to that holy place, pinpointing where love is to be found
silently outstretching his arm beckons her to come, and embrace the illumination
she descends on a staircase of stars
fluid deerskin gown, sea pearls woven in her thick hair
regal yet soft
her bejeweled choker resonates as she stands before him
bone of adam
silence
placing her hand in his they walk, beat of drums, ancestors past, ring in their ears
two sets of footprints engraved in sand
the stars witnessed their love while the third set of footprints danced in joy
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stalled
she pushed the throttle, her engine roared
yet she stood still
her mind raced like a couple of teenagers- late at night, pushing pedal to the medal
on a lone stretch of beach kicking up dirt, indigo steam pumping out of the exhaust pipes
bright’ s on shinning the dark empty roads
1,2, 3, flag is down and she is off- whoosh there she her goes....
0-80 in one split second
wheelies popping, 2 wheels off the ground taking curves in a dangerous manner.
out of control
yet her body couldn’t move
brain zaps, sparks ignited, you could smell the fire
smoked apple wood
pleasing for a moment then rancid to her senses
not translating to make her will move
clutch screeched- tires blown out with a thump, flat like a teenagers chest, she knew she was screwed and couldn’t do a damn thing about it
she sits as the engine catches on fire
see’s the flames but can’t move
her brain begins to hurt as she’s clutching the steering wheel. fingers gripping so tight you have to peel her fingers off for her to settle down
breath comes in short spurts, body still
she has no skills but to talk and charm
she has to guide herself, sometimes she can not catch her breath
she still cooks and sometimes cleans but always makes sure her daughter is cared for
if only the car would move when the throttle is pushed to its max
it just stalls
it’s battered and taped together so her insides don’t fall out
yet the fire in her mind burns, can’t extinguish her thoughts
and she is stuck once again
Copyright © Roberta Bisgyer | Year Posted 2016
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