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his fingers flew by Charlie Morganhe stopped and ran up to her
and embraced her the moment
she entered the room.
but he knew that in the course
of time their visit would end
in a gravely charitable tone.
they went on for half an hour
as they would pretend to be
all of one mind and more.
her cold, over-shoulder glances
spoke volumes in silent audibles
seen by all, heard by none.
at home his fingers flew across
the letter-faced keyboard
as later he wondered.
how many ways to spell love,
with the finger-paints of blood
that has flowed from his eyes.
mayhaps one more keystroke
spelling love, a m o r e, a m o r
and even l u s t.
he had one more dried tear,
sealed by love's trepidation
alas, never to be revived.
11/10/2005
Posted on 11/10/2005 Copyright © 2025 Charlie Morgan
| Member Comments on this Poem |
| Posted by Gregory O'Neill on 11/11/05 at 06:33 AM Sometimes not even our most heartfelt efforts can force what just isn't there. Whata view you give here, Chazman. |
| Posted by Laura Doom on 11/11/05 at 07:44 PM An embrace unsealed by a kiss - those glances pushed me to the conclusion there was a pervasive context extending way beyond the individual, the personal here. Whether or not, you captured the attention, interrogated the imagination :> |
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