Even She Didn'T Taste As Sweet Poem by Robert Rorabeck

Even She Didn'T Taste As Sweet

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Proper English of pronouns sleeping homes in the
Parks,
Indistinguishable johns resting their sooty foreheads
On gravestones in the darks:
And I have loved you right here, which isn’t very far:
And I have sat and inhaled you in your car,
As just today, this morning in fact, I lay on a bed with
You and it too seemed to levitate:
You handled my rope trick and I rose my far and ancient
Friends from your declivities:
I have bought you birthday cake, Alma,
But even she didn’t taste as sweet.

Thursday, June 24, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: birthday,car,english
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Robert Rorabeck

Robert Rorabeck

Berrien Springs
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