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Matthew Nov 2019
Thy good book, hasn't the buoyancy
naught,  get cross with me
like thee, can walk on water
Matthew Nov 2019
Dead roses with greying complexion
three stems bent their thorns to flimsy
to ***** a drop of blood posed on dry-rot table top

Sheets of memories in piles of petals turning to dust scattered like Custer's last stand, across sixteen hundred square feet of unlivable space

Lonely walls gawked by empty rooms behind door's locked and hinges rusted shut, echo no slamming laughter

Condemned hallways coloured by black mold spreading out like veiny fingers of black lung bordered corner to corner with ***** spider lace

Shattered windows lay in shards framed by broken smiles darkened by boarded up dreams splintered in night terrors

A wet paint sign flaking to the ground next to a heavy weaved mat with weak tea letters in red saying welcome

Heart stained felt torn to shunder tattered and frayed into clogged
hollow thick chambers
had homemade love
once upon a time.
Matthew Nov 2019
tanning at high noon
under the shade
protruding the shape
from a field of sunflowers
towering the surrounding grass

I'm beaming back a smile
bewildered and bedazzled
barraged by amazement
to the grandeur of their petals 
and their seeds
a roasted culinary delight

nature's compass
staying eye to eye
with the life giving rays 
full of nutrients sun-fired
beating down from the sky

yellows, browns, and
bright dull greens
are they not just Beautiful
Matthew Nov 2019
my days go cold
without your lips
upon my heart
the dark nights
have not the warmth
without your heart
upon my soul
I see no future
worthy of living
without your love
upon my lips
Matthew Nov 2019
Is,
our love pools receding
when they should be
getting kisses of plankton
to feed our bigger hunting fish
we are becoming,
growing lustfully in size
and the bite in our hunger
to be our self contained ecosystem
created from our primordial love ooze
sparked to life
from our lips static electric snow
Matthew Nov 2019
lonely hands reaching 
for the textures of love
milking all our fortitude
for the roasting light 
breaming the dawn 

she rolled over to remove
the sand from her sun polar skin 
her eyes dreary and tired 
still baskin' me with her 
smiling aftershocks 
from our continental drift 

as I shiver in my vulnerability 
for my need to have 
no distance between us
to let our bodies rest 
in this forever moment 
loss of time and words 

still tethered by emotional sleeves
in our natural full splendor
we watch the world 
go about its daily beauties

a soft hand defining a raw **** 
makes its way through my hair
in a single syllable
her profile nest into my chest
Matthew Nov 2019
What do you want, from me 
do you want me, to whisper,
from the clouds, like ***** rain.
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