Dear Tour Guide
Your nose stud is deliciously subtle,
Dear tour guide.
Maybe your blonde hair is a little fresh-washed stringy.
I'll wrap it around my pinky finger so that I do not forget your
Blue eyes?
Yes, must have been blue
As the ocean
A summer's sky
Remembering your smile, I look up into...
No, must have been green.
While I stare down the fine-muscled, long curly haired skateboarder,
Tell the group about the architectural history.
Fickle desires drag through the blood.
You discuss advocacy programs.
I want to lick that shiny little bud.
That's a bit lude.
Is it rude to talk about you like this in my down-time reflections?
Your white-knit beanie drove me wild.
Must I write you a sonnett,
Dear tour guide?
Must you be Shakespeare's most ethereal light-walk, sweet-talk fairy
In my eyes?
I catch a glimpse of that sun-flash call
to me, dear tour guide?
It sings like the distant call of drums.
You mention a famous alum.
I dream of how we'd succumb.
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