Short Skins Poems
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Thin Skins
Haiku: by Tom
October 28,2021
You’ve permission,
if you’re feeling mistreated,
to make signs and whine.
Old and New Wine Skins
In old skins should not put new wine,
And yet both old and new are divine;
A renewal;
Will refuel;
Am glad that God will always be mine.
Jim Horn
When the weather is fair
Touchdowns and field goals, I cheer;
When it is stormy with a loss,
With the team I stand, supporting;
Good and Bad
Win, loose or tie
Not just a Fair Weather Fan
Burgundy and Gold for life
L ooking forward to
O lder age.
O overjoyed to have
S survived this long.
E ven though former
R avishing body gone.
S kin once taut now
K inda hanging on but
I nside I'm going strong.
N ever felt so complete.
S eventies now seem sweet.
Where does one start when through my eyes I see
I see curvatures of she, her soul glows
Naked to bare she lies living so free
Her undulated figure in froze pose
Whilst porcelain skins, excitedly grow
She to me she climbs, snake like we're entwined
Defined, enriched and absorbed, two in dine
Our skeletal skins dance, naked now we
Undressed we're elected to be, aligned
Where does one start when through my eyes I see