April Brought Rivers

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APRIL BROUGHT RIVERS

By JCSTREET © 2004


April brought rivers
madness
churning the blood, there

was that running down the road with
mouth open gulping
fresh air feeling, a

need to tear one’s clothes off and

in bed of a Saturday morning the crying
of playful children
crystallized

hung in a candle
above suburb fields

then I turned choking to taste the
uneven smoothness of your body and
perhaps I over-indulged in my devourings but
it was in both
our best interests, you

said so yourself, perhaps

this is the last Spring and
next year I’ll be old

-30- Montreal 1968

(Author’s comment: Yeah right! How pretentious are young poets?)

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flyguy69flyguy69almost 20 years ago
Author's comment: quite!

But still a good read! Age has little to do with talent.

normal jeannormal jeanalmost 20 years ago
next year

I'll be old...love that line, you are an optimist, aren't you ::)

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