Treasured lust

thehippiepoet

The moaning mist was there with he
Beneath green eyes in entropy
And in the morning never came
Around, more than the shadows seem

This lovely man was all the same
To me as to the things he changed
Revered as I would never know
To wash me in his summer rain

I pondered on his wisdom though
For he much older than I so
In any case would be his best
Choice, and wonder where this wind would blow

Should i step north or rather west
To shift this movement of his neck
To mine, and whoa to lay abreast
And rest atop his weary chest
And rest atop his weary chest

 

  • Author: J. Palinski (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 2nd, 2017 11:07
  • Category: Love
  • Views: 52
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  • Garry

    Good one

  • swingline

    Sounds like you are infatuated with this older man and find bliss in his presence .

  • Louis Gibbs

    Welcome to MPS, hippie! I've been the 'older man', by twenty years. It lasted twenty three years ... not a bad run.

    • thehippiepoet

      Thanks! that's not too bad at all

      • thehippiepoet

        Thanks! that's not too bad at all

        • thehippiepoet

          Thanks! that's not too bad at all



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