Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Imagined Love

 
All imagination, she thinks he sees her light,
An image found her mind, and she saw without sight:

“Positively pleasant, her figure graced his mind.
Hatpins dripping hot sauce, a live and burning kind.”

Played a fool and abandoned freedom’s purity,
Dropped her handkerchief, now lives insecurity.

Dappled little countenance, poor embarrassed soul,
Don’t you think that maybe, it was not real at all?

Keep Me Thirsty


Keep me thirsty for water, dear,
Don’t let my head come up too high.
Fresh, to startle my dragging soul,
Brandish your love sword, but stand by.

Don’t kiss my undefiled lips,
Or touch my side to invite thrill
Only take my cold, loving hand
To warm my heart and love instill.

Picture taken by George Osborne III