Best Toothsome Poems
Toothsomeafter William Carlos Williams
My husband and daughter sleep
blind to the bleach
of street lamps
and every wellspring headlight sluicing
the dark
Pre-dawn but this cavity
chants of you —
Don’t smile
Don’t smile
Better to tongue
the deep, empty groove
I rise, pirouette across
cold parquet
The kitten shadows me
so we waltz until...
Continue reading...
Categories:
toothsome, life, poetry, writing,
Form:
Free verse