Free Together Poem by Doris Cornago

Free Together



Don't come close

you stinking louse

I am antipathic

almost a lunatic

but one fine day

we can be friends

if you choose to stay.


You are here

Not yet gone?

But you said

that I am a bore

you dislike a zealot

one who can't disguise

aversion for a maggot.


You hold me

You escape me

Not yet together

we clash with glee

rushing like water

merrily like a river

we are free together.


You are a torrent

I am abhorrent

I wish to see you

as you are totally

You wish me to see you

when you lose 5 kilos

Funny how all turn to be.


Should we cease?

Should we hang on?

Don't be confused

Two people in a maelstrom

hurdling tricks or boredom

you want this, I want that -

Testings and trials build a lot!

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is written to describe the progressive development of friendship as experienced by the author and her friend. One sees here that the most unlikely relationships become successful as they stay shielded from the eye of a maelstrom.
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