Mary Bosworth
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if I cover my eyes you can't see meA Poem by Mary BosworthSo I haven't told you yetI'm falling apart again. Not a major evisceration mind you, so don't panic.I haven't hit defcon 4. Not in the red yet. But th.. |
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MythA Poem by Mary BosworthWell, for whatever causeThere was no answer So write I didA catharsis per seOf an interest that was not to be . . .So alikeYet very differentTwo sides.. |
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At ease with the protocols of his imageA Poem by Mary BosworthGlossy with death,He loses interest in the traffic ticket world.His lifeIs a hand of aces,All he needs.Allies? Unnecessary.All his pawns are queens.In.. |
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Could I Endure Your Touch?A Poem by Mary Bosworthwordsthey blur on the horizonblue on bluethe way i feelits too much to account forthe drops within this seaevery word that has been spokensomewhere in.. |
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I Never Noticed What A beautiful Face You HadA Poem by Mary BosworthHe said:I may marry, but it won't be youI may have children, but it won't be youHe said:Do you want to be my friend?yesWhen he leftshe thoughtperhaps .. |
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WoundsA Poem by Mary BosworthAlthough you still view mebroken, with gaping woundsdiscarded as unfixableYou've decided that I'm unworthyof love, caresses and kissesThe saving grace.. |
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CarnalA Poem by Mary BosworthThe knife was blunt My flesh was weak Meat tender I thought about your hungry eyes again or hunger or the meat I can't remember The meat I carved was .. |
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The Rorschach Clouds On the First Day of SpringA Poem by Mary BosworthWhite inkblots Spattered across a blue sky. A god lying In a bed of feathers; Cherubs floating Above his curly head. A goddess in a cotton gown .. |
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