Pink suns melt on low horizons,
make way for the blue moon
-once, now is shining on faces full of afterthought-
laughter and love
trickle so easily from your heart
wait watch your fountain heart, sweet
lest it run dry, and then what of it?
long suffering Saturday night, I should let it be,
watch the clouds above me,
pink and ploughed by reflecting ocean currents
in a sea of white coral reefs
but I never learn, no, I never learn
I have taken my time, to ponder you once more
and in doing so, return to the skeleton
of my own snare, wonder its ivy chains and thorny locks.
Sunday morning curls itself in grey cumulus
my night was dream doodled, and I waken with Poppy stood
claws digging at my ribs -a wag in her tail, and many many kisses.
'Breakfast time,' she says.
Did you sleep well?
(13th April 2014)

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Blue Moon
Poetry"Still she haunts me, phantomwise, Alice moving under skies Never seen by waking eyes." - Lewis Carroll, Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There (2012 - 2014)