Short Spenserian Poems
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Such union tastes now like ambrosia sweet,
this oneness we share while our lives remain.
Now my love, speak anew for time is fleet,
repeat your promise, gladsome oath's refrain.
Ah Specter, deign not evil toward this twain,
but keep away Grim Reaper, shade of night.
Fortuna, may it be that we obtain
from basket, thy fruit ever lasting right:
thus hoping we remain esteemed in thy good sight.
(not so much a hippie musical,
more a Spenserian stanza)
I’m ‘follically-challenged’, as it’s called
within this non-judgmental modern world:
my mother has a balder term – I’m bald.
Upon a scene of sex-gods am I hurled,
unloved, uncombed, unpomaded, uncurled!
How many ball-caps can a grown man wear?
I won’t be Frank Sinatra’d, Milton Berled:
I won’t wear someone else’s luscious hair.
At school they said, “Nice head – but nothing there!”