Him Poem by Danette Frenz

Him



Sometimes he’s the peacock
Ambling through the parking lot
Or the vines on the chain link fence.
He’s been a hurricane
A storm brewing in the warm ocean.
Pounding hailstones once, he took me
Down hard.
He may be the puppy with innocent brown eyes
Or the centipede that I must sting to understand
Me.
And he wants to take me with him
Small and fast
In a snow trodden place
Into weedy marshes
Or long-lived
In sheets of rain
Whipping winds around the earth
And my back.

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Dedicated to my inspiration and muse, him.
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