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I do not wish to own your heart
or to occupy it
it is not my home, or belonging
but were I belong
longing to be your heart
for we will beat as one
The threshold of the unpassed
days of future past
dolled my own edge
living life in my head
I've worn more nooses than crowns
we've seen the empires fall down
dreams fall down to the ground
and we don't make a sound

love to see death on the TV screen
*** it seems so real to me
and life can be so obscene
better than life so real to me

The endless charades we play
The memories last
Living life on the edge
wondering will it last
I've worn more nooses than crowns
the walls come crumbling down
dreams fall down to the ground
And we can't make  sound
You spur my heart to hold the pen
Emotion is poured like rain
your inner beauty engulfs my world
It's my heart that writes to someone
who has blue blood in his vein
My heart is your ultimate eden
You fill my pen with bliss
My heart says this
 Jan 2017 Jim Timonere
S Olson
-- when I have the tenderness of a writhing dragon,
he will paint flowers across my throat

as though to remind me that fires are indelicate,
and that I writhe in a prison made of open space.
-- this man will not smother me with his skin
when we sleep.
-- this man will unhinge the door of my mouth,
and kiss out the bullets stuck under my tongue.
                                                                ­               ---
whatever thousandth day I awaken beside this man,
realizing I have become the flowers he painted
across my throat, by braving my throat,

I will, unchaining myself from the draconic worry,
bring him his coffee in bed, with a smile.
I had
Franklin D on a C note
until Quinn stole in and
stole it
now I got
Jack ****,

I've been poor
and it sure ain't a crime
but if they catch
Joe Quinn
I hope he gets time,

lots of time to consider
the error of his ways.
just fooling around.
 Jan 2017 Jim Timonere
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 Jan 2017 Jim Timonere
Day
an awareness of the universe that triggers an emotional response too deep and mysterious for words
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