Charmed
a couple of green geese we are
alone with the evening light
thunder and lightning it seems
everywhere else
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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
To have and to hold
a pair of hands
could love very well
all felt and feel
end and band
how her hands ask
always to marry
always to live
and have 20 other things
Horticultural
hip to hip I have increased
my knowledge of rain
garden in the field a composition
calling me to my wife
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