Lento Maez Poems

Daylight denies description

Demanding disregarded data
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Twas the day we call Christmas
In a rambunctious house
All the kiddies were giggling
They had spotted a mouse
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She went to Africa. At least that is what she liked to tell me after we made love. To hear her talk about what pleasured her; was for me, a way to understand what Africa was like. You see, she also took me to Africa.
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A velvet ribbon caressed her hair
In ringlets smooth her face so rare

Her graceful walk bedazzled me
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The nightmare won’t cease
In my brain nor my mind
I can see vile visions
Of vanity going blind
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Apart again wordlessly
Unable for both of us to see
Two lives full of pain
Each hoping to gain
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I took a chance
To hear her say
I was worth it
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A warbling woobie caught my eye
As I leaped off the porch and started to fly
The rascal was startled as I flew by
I spun right by him into the sky
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My world is complete
It’s totally replete
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Casual callowness
Cavorting casually
Causing concern
Coexisting calmly
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