Lillian Susan Thomas Poems

dark clouds funneling
frog leaps to the new street pond
mimosa bows low
lightning crystallizes
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Just like that old saying,
'I don't care what you call me,
Just don't call me late for supper.'
Sometimes you don't call me by my name.
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Snow erases
all scents from the icy air
but for pine and smoke
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Where have you gone, my brother?
And how do I reach you, Christopher?
I call your name to the wind,
I hear it echo over highway miles,
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Snails slide down the sidewalk
On a slime carpet after a rain.
As it dries sometimes
They walk out of their shells -
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Balanced on his stool,
Guitar cradled lankly
Between arms and knee,
He strokes the strings with eyes closed
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The bodies sweat. A sweet odor
Exudes in the struggle.
The bodies kiss hard,
Sometimes with a smack.
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Fresh from leafery
slender green lizard
embarks upon the porch
to bask on the wooden deck.
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When it's time to re-enter the outside world,
She arranges her hair,
Covering it with a hat or scarf,
Glances in the mirror and puts on her public smile,
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