She Sits on the Windowpane

by Timothy   Feb 4, 2012


Run your tongue across the moulded
apron feeling, bitter slime,
upper sash - sweet lungs desire
which folds your pastry city willow.
If you float across the starlight base and
mime under her wooden earlobe,
she'll stroke the laughing moon,
and calm the snowy hills.

Dress your hands and tunnel the iris,
as smoke soils your heart's belief.

She calls for windowpane, she call for ships
But she gets grey shamrock and pudding petal.

Nimbus cloud. As stile rides north,
with passive ecstasy that flames your nails.
This breezy mask could peel the rail,
could plough the skeleton that caged your youth.
Pane is ice, great vines eternal,
now introduce the swelling pulses
and charcoal cannons, launched, crabstick flaked.
Wind that touches, seals the sheath.

Now introduce the swelling trumpets
and as she sings, you reach the basket
sat in that grassy cell that glazes the fortuitous past unopened still in your milky breast.

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  • 12 years ago

    by Decayed

    Your wording is awesome, and it felt eerily brilliant. If I could cave in through your mind, I'd find heavens of talent...
    awesome.

  • 12 years ago

    by Maple Tree

    Ohhhhh mercy! This piece is elegant, sensual and passionate... your word usage is beautiful.... love this piece!

  • 12 years ago

    by TJ Arizona Eagle

    Creative poem, very original in wording and theme. Many love poems are written but few stray from the path of cliche.
    Excellent write, refreshing

  • 12 years ago

    by Karla

    Sensual and very imagetic.Loooooved your piece.

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