Romeo and Juliet Unwind
Dead ahead rude & remissly
slurring over personal experiences
she kissed me a giraffe working over a shrub
said "I need a bath"
Holy Moly!
Inventively conventional and all to his liking
An apple-print bib stained with brown liquid
A workable fixitive in the face of no parking
Kids clambering pitifully over the drifts
& the mothers limbs languish
in the coolness
over the rim of the tub
surfing the bubbles
Ankle-deep carpets & goose-bumps
*
After expending energies each
in the most delightful way
exquisite white wildernesses where she lay
waste of middle winter
Where
for dinner? What fray
of April
spray of fennel
falling upon my face
I should live a thousand years
Seek happy nights to happy days
Wash dry swoons with salted tears
Muffled still be hoodwinked with a drill
Measured and be gone being heavy
and not for this rambling
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Breaches, blades ambuscadoes in steerage
And sleeps again. On, lusty gentlemen
To the angry frozen bosom
that puffs unwasted over marzipan
good manners foul
and uncalled for
March brisk at the bouts
the tug of our dancing days
strikes dead the semblance of solemnity
to lead on on by the palm
such as would please
a craved aubergine in the dull earth turns
The dead ape, purblind, protests desert
Some spite, some invocation
meddling only to raise him
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