He walks in a bubble
- slow - or at the double
he keeps out of trouble,
grows a little stubble
and, as far as I can tell,
(when I chatted to shy Chris today)
every bubble’s shiny, small,
contained and neat and tidy
and so we talk, breathe out,
trying to expand our film;
try to merge a personal bliss
or hell before young Cupid’s dart
(or Death’s old rusty axe) – flies
and we bulge a little, weep a little; burst.
What a neat poem!
ReplyDeleteNice poem. I love "(or Death's old rusty axe)"--a great description. Thanks for sharing.
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