Les Rêves des Notre Ours #1 | Page 20

Fruit

A sweet presence

In georgia font is what she called home

Mesmerized by cyanide pits,

An addicting metronome

She kept her wild strawberry roots

And swallowed her apple seed

Used the meringue to powder the floor

While she cleaned the walls

So her feet wouldn't get sore

Amidst the cucumber pickin'

And cream soda spittin'

Rollin' fine linen

Like tumble weed

He watered her wild strawberry roots

And swallowed her apple seed

Behold

Swift harmonies of seven violins

Flow like waves over a bed of sand

Gently caressing bath robes on the perfect body

In the hands of thee observer

Like eyes holding perfection

A touch of grey a pond of blue

Glides like kites shadowing sunset dew

Your eyes critique my every move

The king of my castle

Demanding, yet flawless

Like southern gold on the queen's mantle

Words sing verses atop acoustic chords

Each syllable mimics a note

Highs & lows like each day as it goes

Paralyzed like million dollar

Thoughts in a coma

Hanging from festoons

Scented with

Your aroma

By Anthony Desmond - Read more of Anthony’s work at GlassStaircase.blogspot.com - Follow him on Twitter—@iamEPanthony