Numeracy

poem by: Edouard Ligand
Written on Mar 06, 2015

To coddle warm in linen invited
Sweet scent sets words in order, delightful
Frisson to hairs, follicles incited by
Fingertips drag, sullen yet sensual

But like dawn's unruly bed I'm untidy, unmade
Not quite shamed by lust, yet quickly undone
By failure of memories, the failure to fade
My pen writes the tally, as two equals none.

 

Tags: love, pain,

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Lef Turner commented:
Nice! I like your style dude.
Q. Ramirez commented:
Meaningful and imaginative. Great poem. I've read all your posted works you are very deep especially in your use of words and I like that. I want to see more. Thanks.

 

 

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