Should I
have kissed you as we shared the dawning ?
There was no-one around
to view our secret assignation,
our tryst in the coolness of the morning.
We would
have changed,
princess,
princess,
by the
brushing of our lips,
the touch of skin to skin.
But you are
not ugly or deformed,
you are as
you should be
unique,
alert ,
not without
charm or intrigue,
and change
is not always better.
A kiss would
have changed all that.
Maybe you
prefer to avoid
the upright two-legged
bluster,
that is our daily rote.
True, you wander
dangers of your own,
deadly paths,
ignorant of mortgages
taxes and
supermarkets.
A kiss would
have changed all that.
And imagine
my disappointment
if my kiss
had been inadequate
and your
refusal
had made the change
in me.
1 comment:
I suppose it would solidify your conviction that I'm just plain weird if I told you this poem caused a slight blurring of my vision. Love it, as usual.
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