Indinashmunceville . . .
The night we first met my tongue knotted up.
The words had escaped, my mind became blank.
Worked up the courage and squeaked some words out
I'm still unsure if they made any sense.
Next time, your hometown, eager to come down;
I only wanted to see you again.
Etching your smile, I memorized the lines
excited to learn what deepens the grooves.
You asked for my number. What could this mean?
Roll with the punches and see where it leads
My heart picked up speed with every new beep
indicative of a message from you.
Then there was that night, things started off right.
I stared at you across the crowded room.
You'd stop just to smile and my heart skipped beats.
My knees became weak when your gaze found me.
Drinks in our hands, and stories on our tongues;
being close to you was more than enough.
But then you leaned in, reality died.
With a gentle kiss, your lips had touched mine.
Passion mingled with curiosity.
Into each other, we melted away,
until sunrise ended our foolish games.
You kissed me softly then we parted ways.
A resounding gong; what was I to you?
Can something real come from our beginnings?
Will you see my soul? Or am I only
accessible when your nights are lonely?
We both barely know one another yet.
Could we start over again? Boy meets girl.
My name is . . . . , I don't think we've met.
Would you even want to spin chance on us?
Do you think of me? Cause I think of you.
Do you even see me? I want you too.
Can you find something worth seeking, keeping?
I want you to want to hold onto me.
Two Cent Whore
tempted.
I fell.
weak as hell.
hopeless against
those soft green eyes of yours.
one night's mistake;
a deadly frost
laden on
this boy. this girl.
their newly budding curiosity
withers to the ground
as shame is born
on the bright horizon.
two to tango
one to blame
i'm the two cent whore
nothing more
and you
walk away unscathed.
while this bleeding heart
spills out onto the floor.
oh Lord!
what have i done?
sin entangles
my wounded heart.
i'm caught
in the snare
of a deadly poucher.
pearls to swine.
i did not guard mine
each precious kiss
tossed away
butterflies scattered
to the wind.
never to be held
in my hand again.
only the tears
which cross my cheeks
plant themselves at my feet
water the ground
soft around me
i'm sinking in
before day's end
you'll no longer see me