Questions in the Dark

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Can they hear us?
Over in the next room
Ears straining in the dark

Can they hear
Fingers running through soft hair
Silk sheets slipping away
Quick tiny breaths
Moist lips sliding across warm flesh?

Quick, turn on the radio…

Will Miles Davis swathe our sounds?
Can a soft trumpet
Cover a low moan?
If we match the rhythm
Will they be able to tell?

A still morning
The sun rises without a whisper
Knowing glances
Sly smiles
Across the breakfast table
Are our answers.

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LanagirlLanagirlover 19 years ago
quietly, simply wonderful.

Lostandfounder.

How nice and peaceful this poem is, just a daily glimpse, no judgments or twists or analysis, just a moment. I like this poem very much. In only a few lines, you have perfectly captured a mood and a moment. Congratulations.

--lanagirl

tarablackwood22tarablackwood22almost 20 years ago
Strong...

...lostandfounder. Great topic, and so well-covered.

TathagataTathagataalmost 20 years ago
been there

so perhaps I'm biased

I liked it a lot

and yeah..the miles davis part gave a whole other dimension to this

Nice work

perksperksalmost 20 years ago
posted on new poems 6-26-04

simply interesting and rife with imagery and longing, and the low soft laughter of all of us who've been there. The miles davis part gives this poem a smooth slow sexy feeling that wouldn't have been there without that particular reference, I think.

twelveoonetwelveoonealmost 20 years ago
Age old problem

best answered with these questions

Can a soft trumpet

Cover a low moan?

If we match the rhythm

Will they be able to tell?

nice word flow, nice vignette, nice finish

author seems to be moving into different territory, and I am impressed with his growth, so I leave it up to him to discover the areas that could be improved

for now a well earned 100

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