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Naked


It was as much a hinder as a clatter

a soft splatter of broken love

delicious  melted caramel

on creamy lips of summer fog.

 

I do not forget her of hers

a fine progression of my past;

wanton, waiting, wishing for more

all silk-lined in shawls, nothing else.

 

I prefer them that way

who can blame me?

 

ajs

 

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andy spaschak

I have been writing poetry for over forty years, Published in magazines, ezines, etc. I currently live in New Jersey as I recover from stage four throat cancer. I have not been able to speak for three years so my voice has become my poetry, photography, and guitar.

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