Showing posts with label alone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label alone. Show all posts

Monday, July 10, 2017

beautiful and alone

Kiss me like you know me
and I'll kiss you like I know you
the next time we see each other
at the bar. Your smile is as sweet
as your kiss. You come close
and I am lost in you for the
moment. You hold my hand
and tell me how good it is
to see me. I believe it cause
I want to. Cause I want it
to be true. Let me take you
home, I think but do not say.
You smile and laugh, take a
sip from your drink.

Friday, April 7, 2017

How many miles to the sea?
How many miles until we are alone together?

Thursday, December 22, 2016

Alone you cry tonight
Together but apart now
Feeling your sorrow

Sunday, September 4, 2016

If I Need Your Help

Haven't forgotten my promises
I have trouble remembering myself lately
I'm still here walking through these days and nights
Am I in love or just breathing
Missives from another lifetime
Scraps of memories
Flashes of a past all too fleeting
Will you help me find a way home
Or will you remind me
There's nowhere to go back to

Sunday, January 10, 2016

We aren't alone in this place
No matter
What signs to the contrary
there may be

Monday, March 9, 2015

Alone together

in our solitude

Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Getting Ready

The last of the daylight entered
the house as he walked through 
the door. He set his bag on the couch
and went straight to the kitchen.

His parents went to visit his Aunt
because she was ill. They didn't want
him to miss mid-terms that day,
so they decided to leave him alone

for the weekend. He grabbed a cold
soda from the fridge and stood
at the front door. The neighborhood
was silent but for the passing wind.

The lights of dinner-time filled 
the windows of the neighbors across
the street. Sweet coolness bubbled
past his lips, pooled in his stomach.

Stars were fading into view 
as the canvas changed with the ease
of a chameleon. Sandy said she'd
call when she was ready to come 

over. His bed was made, she said
she'd bring something for them 
to drink. The headlights of a car
appeared in the distance 

and moved closer. As the car began
to pass the house, the phone 
started ringing. He raced for it
and grabbed it before the machine

picked up. Her voice was clear,
I'll be there in fifteen minutes.
He could hear her smile. Ok,
he said, and went to change.