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John ayres
Poems
Jun 2018
TAMMY
A taste, a taste but only just so
A little bit of what I forgot long ago
Amber eyes and a vast smile of light
Brunette and blond all found in black and white
Diamond stud, golden hue
A female touch for only a few
Days and nights in speaking words
Behind a black glass now broken like sherds
Suspicion ruled my heart with fear
To let a woman draw so near
To me her attention wore a flag of red
I thought I knew what a thing to dread
Quickly she acted like a spirit unbound
Chasing a fox through undiscovered ground
By five to the surface my words made to shore
"You harlet, you liar, you thief, you *****!"
"I shall not allow your adore
You display to me at cost."
My doubts were burning just like bitter frost
Her protest was genuine it truly does seem
So silence, no words, her lips have no seam
So a ghost impression of a sought after smile
I look and I dream for only a while.
Written by
John ayres
47/M/Tennessee
(47/M/Tennessee)
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