Full Moon & You're Not Here
Useless moon,
Too beautiful to waste.
But you, my Cinderella,
have the midnight curfew,
a son waiting to be picked up from his den meeting,
and the fractured marriage weighing on your head
like a crown of thorns.
Oh my beauty,
it’s not polite
to keep me waiting.
To send me reeling in a spiral
and then to say good night.
I smoke a cigar,
play a tango,
gulp my gin and tonic.
Goddamn you.
Full moon and you’re not here.
I take off the silk slip,
the silver bangels.
You’re in love with my mind.
But, sometimes, sweetheart,
a woman needs a man
who loves her ass
Sandra Cisneros: Poem 0
Posted by
J. McIntyre
on Sunday, October 11, 2009
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