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1431

1431

poems in ye old inbox,

genteel knocking,

whispering thru stolid front door

love me a little lot,

little lot, love me?

 

this is not mere work product,

collegial-laid upon me for gentle shared, for pre-review,

Nottingham Forest arrowed, bow shaped

pithy comments,

 

these are the holy-of-the-holies

attention-me-crystal-cries,

prayers, wry observations, nature collations,

me and thee adorations, heart rendering

screams of need,

these are the moments in your life

raw-roughened gifted or threaded smooth cursed,

but tendered unto my caring.

 

(an aside:

perhaps you understand better now

why woman-in-the-moon imagery,

red bowed, grapefruit tasting hearts,

all the lovelies, word shape shifts a/k/a

Imagery

language delights!

but time-using, confusingly confuses,

and has been erased from my own poetry frame)

 

gnawing doubt me routs,

god gave me humans,

and gave them speech,

to bring me

closer to him

thru them.

 

somewhere in those 1431 essays of labor,

dashed off, handcrafted, pithy or poor,

just might be the one

justification for my opening my eyes

this poetry someday Sunday sun-day.

 

put the cofe on

(saving letters, saving time,

deleting unnecessary e's

from my life till when I am dying on

all-on-that desperate

e-n-ee-dy day).

 

loaded my shotgun heart with

loves and likes,

yellow thunderbolt bullets firing,

and considered yourself

notified

I'm a-coming over,

shoes on the cofe table,

breaking taboo's

gonna read 1431

and when dining done,

 

gonna pay attention to my muse,

my woman, cause she is the

original e,

that provides the raw materials,

in ye old nat-box,

that lets me love ever one of them,

she is the e

in me

 

and me will be in you,

starting now.

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Written by
nat-lipstadt
99 / M / NYC/Lippstadt/Kraków
Published
Mar 30, 2014
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