Your eyes
and your biting tongue;
will I ever see you?
Your layers don't show;
let me take them apart
like watered wafers.
I don't know what's
going on with you;
end up pining over you,
writing pop lyrics.
I can't engage you,
though I really want to.
I want to open up to you
without fear that I might enamour
my organs with a sheen.
We talk plastic,
and think plastic -
but we want to act
plastically.
The thing is always easier
to label,
but where are the schematics?
I want to drive you.
I want to kiss you.
I want to feed off of you.
I want you.
and your biting tongue;
will I ever see you?
Your layers don't show;
let me take them apart
like watered wafers.
I don't know what's
going on with you;
end up pining over you,
writing pop lyrics.
I can't engage you,
though I really want to.
I want to open up to you
without fear that I might enamour
my organs with a sheen.
We talk plastic,
and think plastic -
but we want to act
plastically.
The thing is always easier
to label,
but where are the schematics?
I want to drive you.
I want to kiss you.
I want to feed off of you.
I want you.
Robert,
ReplyDeleteAgain an excellent verse; once more brought together by those last four lines. Congratulations.....pajamas