hum(bl)ing patience

hum(bl)ing patience

A Poem by Ross Davison

 

Patience
m
   a
      k
        e
          s
espresso,
 
early morning socks
white shirt off the thighs,
shower heats up
while she's humming.
 
Patience
sips
into my arms,
completing the circle
and the covers never remain untucked.
 
Patience
can talk for h o u r s
no television, just films and music,
quoting her favorite
comedies, poets, song
her Sunday best, the beach, the ball park hollering hoot wave the arms,
the loose shirt flaps in winded sun glass smile
re-unveiling wife beater jeans with flow tassles by her toes,
 
Patience
puts up with
my
snor(drink)ing, the dishes, bills,
to feel my heart
so
humbly
sleeve
worn and bleeding,
pouring,
coddling
each held true.
 
Patience
look
ing lovely
through her eyes,
 
her hips felt in every heartbeat throat gulp,
black barefoot Gucci dress,
a dab of elegance behind her nape and ankle,
makes the old folks feel
 
her solid beam emit sunshine
flows slow gold honey
sweet as
 
 
never wanting to move.
 

© 2008 Ross Davison


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Ross Davison
Ross Davison

New Bedford, MA



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Born on Cape Cod, and transported from school to school, I began writing at 15. Twisting the way the words layed on the paper, spreading them out to accentuate pauses or connections. I've been publi.. more..

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A Poem by Ross Davison