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Marsha Singh Mar 2011
My love was like a playful kitten,
curious and quickly smitten –
maraud the house to see what's in it,
intrigued by all the things forbidden.

Your love was like a lazy hound,
content to dig the same old ground –  
or better yet, to go lay down;
a nuisance, having me around.
Marsha Singh Mar 2011
I saw a photo
of a plain little farmhouse;
I imagined us
kissing in the bright kitchen
and lilacs in jelly jars.
Marsha Singh Mar 2011
I wrote of love
from memory
to dissipate
a vague ennui.
In doing so,
a divination –
it was more than
just dictation;
it was a curious
translation and
you spoke its
language, too.
Marsha Singh Mar 2011
that's always the first thing I think
                    love
when lofty           begins to
                                              sink.
Marsha Singh Mar 2011
is not a kiss of measured bliss,
perfect in its timeliness;
it's the one that leaves your heart undone,
a far from perfect hit-and-run
that isn't great until redone.
:)
Marsha Singh Mar 2011
flicker-interference-frequency* (broadcast nightly)
static-soundbites-satellite (fading slightly)

but nothing of the woman
who chooses words with such precision
to lead your eyes to only pretty frames;
a portrayal of desire, sensuality,
a provocative anomaly—
who lights up every time you say her name.
Marsha Singh Mar 2011
letting her warm the sheets
of yesterday's beds,
time and time
and time
again.
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