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My Loving Wife


The flow of our bodies begins to harmonize

A chorus of grunts and moans crescendos

 

Urged forth by her begging eyes

Our symphony climaxes behind fogged windows

 

The concert of no audience has ceased

With A lapse in kisses allowing air to our chests.

 

I play with my mirrors and seat

As my bandmate buckles her belt and rests

 

The key is turned and without time for encore,

Our theater races towards her home

 

A final nightly kiss, and she dances toward her door

The production over, I head towards my own

 

With a single peck to the cheek, I greet my loving wife.

 
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