Feathers For Nathan

You call me an angel although it's not true;
You're brighter, a canary with melodic cries,
Whilst I'm just a wren,
A wren yearning for your blue skies.

Sing I do,
With hopes full of steady faiths,
A rising call,
The canary's praise.

On wings of gold,
Like autumn you came,
A sprig of life,
With the warmth of spring rain.

You nest here with me,
But understand my pain -
Finches, doves, cockatiels, maybe,
But since when will a canary stay with a wren?

This drab brown bird, she's scared,
It's true.
She shifts and she twitters,
But is always longing for you. 

Bills

Safe in bed,
Here I lay,
Texting poor Nathan,
Until the new day. 

Dreamings

Goodnight my love,
For as the skies gather clouds,
I softly sleep to thoughts of you,
And harbor dreams abound. 

2/28

I'm not warm enough.
A girl in an extra-large sweater,
Who's guess what'll help?
For as sure as the wind blows,
the sweater's made of felt.
She wants you, you poor fellow,
So go hurry up.
It sucks to be cold,
And she needs your warm love. 

Lovely Stench

I have a foul cold.
School sickrooms smells of slow death.
At least I can smell.

These Lenses

My glasses and lenses,
They must see the world at a differant pace.
You see, when I put them on,
The world tends to dissapate.

Maybe it's all the smudges?
This I doubt.
With all the cracks and residues,
It's the smudges for which I couldn't see without.

What sort of land is this?
All these people with fractured faces?
And here the radio tells me,
It's the same in sll the places.

So maybe it's the best
That I can't read these headlines.
For if I found that I could,
I'd surely want to be blind.

It Counts, Right?

Wild primal sex!

I guess it's mine for tonight!

Dozens of erotica chapters...

Then it's off with my light.

Lockerisms

Above the clouds, it's always blue.

Summer tastes of asian pears on warm river stones.

To Whom It May Concern

Ruffled Hair,
Rosy cheeks,
Come over here,
You sexy beast!

Acting on Urges

My dear Dick Van Dyke,
To Hugh Jackman galore -
Include my lovely David Tennant,
And my heart shall want more.