Kissing gate
would a gate have equal share
in the translation between us
touching at first
and open as a road
giving both me and you
our own past
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Mistress
a rough gentleman
paid me for my heart
we sat alone and not alone
like a place to lay a wall
Charmed
a couple of green geese we are
alone with the evening light
thunder and lightning it seems
everywhere else
Wobbly
where we sat close
like the first time
ever on ship
I am come to not know
what to do with
my legs
Aging masochist
night rose let me go
to bed and tie
my hands
I might be old
but I could endure
Silence lover
I drink her wine
but not her coffee
I am buying love
not an ear
evening comes with few words
to my bed
Elegant sufficiency
in poor parts of the world
fields go hungry
or rise to eat a peak
but we have excellent table-talk
my wife and I
her old morning gown
almost past use
like balance to the sober
Sensate
her morning touch proves
an admirable strum
as ear to ear we perfect
the next letter
Distraction
I clog myself with desire
and miss the peak
alone in my barrow
I endeavor to see
give two loves for one
late-night stay
Matched
my ice and her passion
her stairs and my back
wed like a pair of dice
her home a lesson in light
my mind heavy with arithmetic
Togetherness
in my book of tales you desire me
not to speak
only to touch
a pair of shoes let alone all day
seldom complain
despair is an art
Planetoid
a peach in the palm
is a sort of pleasure
like her mouth when
she speaks of travel
as far as another
home world
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