Friday, September 25, 2009

A Wound Too Deep

There is nothing left of me my friend
But a battered and shattered heart that bleeds
Many a wound it had borne with strength
But this last one was just too deep

Thursday, September 24, 2009

Come To Me

Come drop into my arms,
Shedding all your fears,
Cry much as you want,
I'll wipe away the tears,
Drink them off your cheek,
Eye and trembling lip,
Hold you as you slip
Into deep, blissful sleep.

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Looking And Being

Many you will find in each nook
Who look better than they are;
Who are better than they look
Spot you will only few and afar

Monday, September 21, 2009

Let Me In

You don't want me to ever go
Yet you haven't ever let me in
For years I've stood at your door
This is punishment for which sin?

Sunday, September 20, 2009

Big Man Small Man

A small man makes look big,
The small things he loudly does;
A big man makes look small,
The big things he quietly achieves.

Woman Called Is She

I sit wondering in the sun
Who created this puzzling one
With infinite poise charm and grace
And many strange and wondrous ways

Woman called is she...

Pleasure she brings in her fold
Joy that lasts but not long
And gives way to pain and song
To sing to who is now a stone
Unmoved, untouched, silent and cold

Woman called is she...

Dazzling eyes and tender skin
Hide the cruel brain within
Always at work, silently, unseen
Without remorse to wreck and kill
Many a man of strength and will

Woman called is she...

Like a queen she sits and sees
A stallion come a cripple go
Writhing in pain and misery
Pitying the one who waits to go
To the queen of his fantasy

Woman called is she...

With a smile she sees him die
With a shrug she moves away
To charm another fool that way
No regrets, not a sigh
Why care for those die?

Woman called is she...

Petite Damsel

You are that petite damsel
With eyes like deep pools 
Of love,laughter like a musical 
Mountain stream,
Hands like little 
Buttercups and gait like a gentle, 
Majestic tigress 
Who draws me, pulls me
Ever so gently, ever so surely 
To the milky tenderness 
Of her proud little breasts