Sunday Afternoon
We lay in bed with our clothes
strewn from the night before.
The dust in the air is exposed
by the morning light just before it
hits the hardwood floor.
As you close your eyes to sleep,
you wrap your arms around my waist
and kiss the middle of by back,
forgetting how it tastes.
The radiator, with its twenty coats of paint,
is still no longer giving off heat,
and the windows are frosty, another reason
to stay under the sheets.
I put my hands over yours
as you pull my waist into you.
We lay in bed till the middle
of the late afternoon.
strewn from the night before.
The dust in the air is exposed
by the morning light just before it
hits the hardwood floor.
As you close your eyes to sleep,
you wrap your arms around my waist
and kiss the middle of by back,
forgetting how it tastes.
The radiator, with its twenty coats of paint,
is still no longer giving off heat,
and the windows are frosty, another reason
to stay under the sheets.
I put my hands over yours
as you pull my waist into you.
We lay in bed till the middle
of the late afternoon.
3 Comments:
seriously Jen. You're amazing. I really, really enjoy reading what you write. Have you been doing this long?
Rated R for adult content and suggestive material.
This poem is not based on a real life experience. It's about spending a sunday afternoon with my future husband, whoever that might be.
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