Hi. I haven't introduced myself yet.
If anyone reads this, which I suspect they might not, it might be helpful to know that this is my venting space... sort of.
There is currently no particular order to any of these pieces... though there is in my head... If you can bear with the chaos, maybe my weird idea's will amuse you... ?
Whatever the case may be, if this ever turns into anything... even if it doesnt...
To one Housel, Ryan and Dalin, for teaching me to use my words.
And Ace, for breaking my heart.
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Poor Abby
a lonesome beauty watching others live and love and lust:
coffee colored waves framing chocolate, almond eyes
watching colleagues and some passersby meet and greet
laughing
clasping hands
taking leave
with no real friends to speak of
she wonders, though why she has to wonder -
why she's all alone,
no one knows.
each morning greeted dully
systematic travel,
work, and then
each night received from contours
of an ever empty bed.
empty save for one:
our beauty.
only dreams and silent musings
to warm her cheerless heart
until that night.
he knocks.
handsome neighbor -
just moved in across the hall -
he asks her this, tells her that
then somehow frantic love-making
'tween our beauty's lonely sheets -
continues for a week or two.
the visits stop.
Neighbor's home we know
for days
lights twinkle 'neath his door.
one morning on the street,
our beauty spies him -
talking with a girl.
laughing
clasping hands
taking leave
she waits atop the staircase
invites him in
and then
neighbor's frozen arms embrace
her vital torso pressed against
his no-more beating,
now forever,
ever so-still
emptied chest.
the sticky redness stains her sheets.
but it's alright -
at least she has a friend.
coffee colored waves framing chocolate, almond eyes
watching colleagues and some passersby meet and greet
laughing
clasping hands
taking leave
with no real friends to speak of
she wonders, though why she has to wonder -
why she's all alone,
no one knows.
each morning greeted dully
systematic travel,
work, and then
each night received from contours
of an ever empty bed.
empty save for one:
our beauty.
only dreams and silent musings
to warm her cheerless heart
until that night.
he knocks.
handsome neighbor -
just moved in across the hall -
he asks her this, tells her that
then somehow frantic love-making
'tween our beauty's lonely sheets -
continues for a week or two.
the visits stop.
Neighbor's home we know
for days
lights twinkle 'neath his door.
one morning on the street,
our beauty spies him -
talking with a girl.
laughing
clasping hands
taking leave
she waits atop the staircase
invites him in
and then
neighbor's frozen arms embrace
her vital torso pressed against
his no-more beating,
now forever,
ever so-still
emptied chest.
the sticky redness stains her sheets.
but it's alright -
at least she has a friend.
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