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An Auburn Aubade

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Summary:
no room in our hearts for anger anymore

On the edge of your waking dreams 

let me trace the sun rise upon your skin 

this could be painting-by-numbers 

but my only palette are tongue and fingers 

 

I could lie here through hibernation 

turning the dit.com sitcom to fade, 

your head resting on my rib cage 

as long forgotten swallows seeking home 

 

Breakfast crumbs in bed sheet creases 

like messages-in-bottles between waves, 

let me lisp broken words between your lips 

mouths crumble as castle walls  

under attack from internet mortar 

 

If Saturday ever comes watch 

Wednesday trip into Thursday 

and on Friday we’ll play hide and seek: 

 

Behind baggage I pray come and find me 

as prey, succumb to your negligee geography 

seek the seamstress who laid bare your thighs 

 

Until, the sun rises again… 

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    1. You’ve taken painting by numbers to a most sensual high. I don’t know that any man has ever succumbed to “negligee geography”, but hey, there’s a first time for everything. And what a way to go!

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