Njeri Hunjeri Poet Free verse

Who's Sleeping On My Bed

Who's sleeping on my bed
          As am gone
          When am gone
          As i've been gone

What's her name? She
     Does she keep the bed warm as I used too
     Does she keep it crease free as I used too
     Does she keep our memories alive?
          Am sure she doesn't 

That bed will always be ours
Come she, come she, come she
No matter how many magical plays she brings
     That bed will only sparkle with us in it
No matter her perfume, kisses, lipsticks, lingerie
     That bed is a museum of only two hearts,
          Me and you

Who's sleeping on my bed
          Our bed
She should enjoy it now
          Our healthy bed
For hers will never last
For I'll be back

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Andrea Dietrich March 26, 2015 at 11:34 PM this is most interesting and that you would take this dog back. Hope this is fiction. I really enjoyed reading it!! Njeri Hunjeri March 29, 2015 at 3:33 AM Its fictional!! Andrea I could almost hear you say, hell no!! Some men do go this far and some women who love them so much would do anything to save their marriage/relationship even when this kind of thing is going on. I think this kind of women are very strong and patient. Thank you Andrea.

Richard Lamoureux March 26, 2015 at 8:27 PM He is not worthy to have you in his bed. I would suggest you burn the bed before you are inticed back to it. Njeri Hunjeri March 29, 2015 at 3:29 AM True, yes!! Thank you Rick for your comment.

Paul Callus March 26, 2015 at 1:07 PM Very clever, Njeri; like how you express your feelings. You appear secure in knowing that she won't last and you'll be back in your rightful place...but, is that what you really want?! I think I would not bother; I'd rather have a new him and a new bed:) hugs // paul Njeri Hunjeri March 29, 2015 at 3:26 AM That's true. This is fictional but am also writing for that woman who fights hard to save her marriage when the husband seems to be lost. Thank you Paul for your comment.