I am thinking of the drive down—
the Mexican take-out and the ugly man in the blue car yawning
as we sped past.
The morning passes,
and I am thinking of David’s eyebrows—
perfectly curved and visible, frowning with a handsome invitation
to inflame. Briefly,
I inflame.
I am thinking of tomorrow
and of my mother in terms of yesterday.
And my eyes turn back to David, resting,
dancing in his stillness, wakening me in his sleep.

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The Back of My Mind (Poetry)
PoesiaI like to write fiction, but I love to write poetry. Here is a collection of some of my favorite pieces.