COCO'S DAWN (STRONG LANGUAGE)
Posted: March 16th, 2011, 4:39 am
The birds are singing
And the sun is up
And her mother is
Downstairs getting the
Breakfast with the old
Radio blaring
Out and her father
Is out there someplace
Recovering from
A night on the booze
And has probably
Fucked some whore from his
Office but Coco
Just turns over in
Bed with her pillow
Over her head and
Thinking of the day
Ahead not wanting
It to be ready
Yet just wanting to
Lie and sleep or think
Of Henry with
His big blue eyes and
Plunging lips and how
He thinks she’s the best
Since Garbo’s demise
And how he tried to
Get his hand inside
Her panties but she
Resisted and said
Not until but did
Not say what and now
Putting her hands snug
Between her thighs and
Opening her eyes
And hearing the old
Radio blaring
And her mother’s loud
Singing and the birds
Outside and the sun
Beckoning her to
Get up and she not
Wanting to not just
Yet wanting to squeeze
Every bit of
Memory of her
Henry each feel of
Him each touch each kiss
And how he tried to
And the look on his
Face when she said no
Not until and she
Looks at the wall with
The photo of her
Henry stuck with
Tape and him looking
Masculine standing
Beside her smiling
And thin with her arm
Around his waist and
He looking all grim
And that much older
And then she looks away
Pulls the wool blankets
Over now colder.
And the sun is up
And her mother is
Downstairs getting the
Breakfast with the old
Radio blaring
Out and her father
Is out there someplace
Recovering from
A night on the booze
And has probably
Fucked some whore from his
Office but Coco
Just turns over in
Bed with her pillow
Over her head and
Thinking of the day
Ahead not wanting
It to be ready
Yet just wanting to
Lie and sleep or think
Of Henry with
His big blue eyes and
Plunging lips and how
He thinks she’s the best
Since Garbo’s demise
And how he tried to
Get his hand inside
Her panties but she
Resisted and said
Not until but did
Not say what and now
Putting her hands snug
Between her thighs and
Opening her eyes
And hearing the old
Radio blaring
And her mother’s loud
Singing and the birds
Outside and the sun
Beckoning her to
Get up and she not
Wanting to not just
Yet wanting to squeeze
Every bit of
Memory of her
Henry each feel of
Him each touch each kiss
And how he tried to
And the look on his
Face when she said no
Not until and she
Looks at the wall with
The photo of her
Henry stuck with
Tape and him looking
Masculine standing
Beside her smiling
And thin with her arm
Around his waist and
He looking all grim
And that much older
And then she looks away
Pulls the wool blankets
Over now colder.