I miss her when she’s gone. She has the shrillest voice around
A smile so piercing, laughter so fluid, and a most charming sound.
There she is on the white wall, like a doll, staring my cold away,
and texts, like words, move my stone mind like music did today.
And not just flesh at this moment, a virtual soothing thought
stares gently back, half removed by not just a large pond, but like a dot.
I will put my feet to test, seeking the corridors of a winding maze
to bring her out. It is lonesome now without the thrill of her chase.
Without the petting that I seek, without the pat of her doting hand,
I swoon only with her stare from this wall, her charming face, and
the only thing I hold are rounds of rumbling laughter – it is the joy
but it is also a peeping-eyed hug of a less harming kind. She’s the coy
muse of my long distant nights. She’s the round and wingless muse
of lines that form with one closed eye. A love from the depth of snooze.
No Comments to Poem for Pumpkin so far. (RSS Feeds for comments in this post)