A
WISH FOR LOVE
A Dream
For An Old Man
En
Pentametre Iambique
By Izzy Ess Of Slow Finesse
I
know a girl named Tinkerbelle, in town,
Who
likes to wear an auburn evening gown;
She
has a form like Venus of the brown
And
wears a diamond in her silver crown.
She
loves me and she shows her love above,
Beyond
the serenades of her white dove;
Her
arms encircle me and with a shove
She
takes me to her breasts with ample love.
Perhaps
she tires of my sharp wit and bite
And
would endure a wrestling, pushing fight;
Perhaps
she’d like a lover who takes flight
When
she is finished for the Nether night.
Oh
love me Venus, hold me very tight;
Oh
love me when the there is a morning light!
I am
transfixed when you are in my sight
And I
hold you with all my body might!
Please
Venus be a woman not a one
Who
circles an old man for just the fun;
My
every sinew is in tune or done
Or I
am fallen into the old sun.
I’d
like to be a god-like Mars for you
And
give you Timbuktu and Xanadu;
I am
but flesh and blood and feral goo
Because
of loving, yearning only you.
Oh
come down to my Earthly firmament
And
lie with me in my own lonely tent;
Oh,
do materialize before Lent
And
find a way to pay my paltry rent!
THE
END
© izzy sommers, md
Welland, Canada
November 25, 2013
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