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hotel
by Steven Kenworthy
so i’ve been sleeping wide awake in this plaster cave
it’s dark and you never stay when you say
you’ll stay.
you’ll watch me blinking satellites in the white tent
scares the life out of me. it’s quiet streams this bed
wakes up with me everyway.
my fossil collection crying back to me
i’ll never ever leave this is a different way of saying the same sentence
i used to say with romance
the dry petals only want us to be alone
would you take the time to just dance for me
i’m just across the street
won’t you cross the street
and simply dance for me
i’ll never ever leave this is a different way of saying the same sentence
i used to say with romance
it’s getting more like yesterday today is always exactly the same
i’m sleeping wide awake in this plaster cave
this isn’t the city or state for me
but i’ll never ever leave
i’ll never ever leave
won’t you cross the street
dance for me?
motion home sickness
cover me in your hospital sheets
dance inside of plain white sheets
say you’ll never ever leave
you never stay with me.
01/18/2011 Author's Note: the difference between love and lust is science and trust
Posted on 01/19/2011
Copyright © 2024 Steven Kenworthy
| Member Comments on this Poem |
| Posted by Laurie Blum on 01/19/11 at 03:54 AM Your poems always have such a unique feel to them. They often make me hopeful and doubtful at the same time! How do you do that? :D |
| Posted by Julie Adams on 02/16/11 at 03:23 AM I never tire of reading you, something in the flow, the thought arcs, the repetition...a pleasure as always, peace, jewels |
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