Tonite

(this brownarmed girl will sleep with goodman) testing the white waters at lunch she in a blushless cheesecloth frock chaperoned by one vased fuchsia forget me not coyly sipping cantharis tea verbalizing circling a triangle words slipping from breath moistened lips like fire thirsty moths quenched by flame washing their hands clean of angelcake memories she keeps a picture by his bed a stranger and the children in sun day best & each night is the longest month of the year
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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