roll the dice
Posted: October 25th, 2015, 11:35 am
poetry doesn't always need to be
jaw-dropping
the grab bag of metaphor
is stuffed full with snippets
of life, puzzle pieces, random
pinatas of all that has ever been dangle
waiting to be struck by a blindfolded
stranger with a club of imagination
so sonnets can mingle in mid air
come to life in wanderlust confetti
it's ok to try to force odd shapes
into irregular spaces, sometimes ideas
are jagged, have protuberances, but sometimes
they are bouquets of inventive color, the mums
of literary autumn, so vivid they don't need
to shout to get your attention, so bear
with me, embrace my gentle side tonight
I hope that's not too unmanly for you
I can't always be this one thing you desire
do my chosen words always need a reckless car chase
for you to pay some attention to me, would a slashed
throat give more pop to your eyes, I'm sorry
at heart I'm really just a teddy bear square, No
make that a teddy bear cube, so roll the dice my luv
I always have at least six sides for you to consider
let me be this tonight, tomorrow may never come
jaw-dropping
the grab bag of metaphor
is stuffed full with snippets
of life, puzzle pieces, random
pinatas of all that has ever been dangle
waiting to be struck by a blindfolded
stranger with a club of imagination
so sonnets can mingle in mid air
come to life in wanderlust confetti
it's ok to try to force odd shapes
into irregular spaces, sometimes ideas
are jagged, have protuberances, but sometimes
they are bouquets of inventive color, the mums
of literary autumn, so vivid they don't need
to shout to get your attention, so bear
with me, embrace my gentle side tonight
I hope that's not too unmanly for you
I can't always be this one thing you desire
do my chosen words always need a reckless car chase
for you to pay some attention to me, would a slashed
throat give more pop to your eyes, I'm sorry
at heart I'm really just a teddy bear square, No
make that a teddy bear cube, so roll the dice my luv
I always have at least six sides for you to consider
let me be this tonight, tomorrow may never come