Parked Curbside

Parked Curbside

A Poem by Doug
"

I love sitting in the car at night.

"
driver seat madness
deafening- streetlight
scene, silence noise

‘chest fall to rise
then still, lips parted, hair
a mess on the futon
her curves in lamplight
move my eyes

earth-eyed smile
kiss imprinted on me,
true but what where
when why how?’

rapid breath fogging
in the aftermath of one
concise moment of
questioning reverie

motion- tail lights here
ere around street’s corner

motion- key in the door
and i’m home

© 2009 Doug


Author's Note

Doug
...I have no idea what to think.

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omg. that was great. one of my favorite lines is
‘chest fall to rise

so good. im going to save it to read it another day. it's quite lovely.

Posted 14 Years Ago


maybe it would take another read or two before this line will click "ere around street’s corner"

I love this. The motion. The lights. The image of the fogged up windows. All are brilliant.

Posted 14 Years Ago



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