Infatuation Incidence Poem by John Sensele

Infatuation Incidence



When, to my consternation, I insist on infatuation
Couched in coquettish conspiracy
Designed, demented and devoted to the evaluation
Domiciled in domestic dysfunction, I object to obduracy and piracy.

When, to my detriment, I hasten to hide away from home
To domicile my doggedness into a shanty shamble shack
Shame shouts ‘Don't diss Diana, Tom! '
As I fall flat at the sound of the family flack.

When, to my surprise, I denounce dormancy
Doubled to a crescendo
I plead for mercy for the fantasy
That without a doubt engenders an interminable innuendo.

When, to my shock, I risk my rest
For the sake of a flirtatious fling
Brought about by a cruel quest contest
I osculate openly, berate bling boast and swing my wretched wing.

Wednesday, December 13, 2017
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John Sensele

John Sensele

Ndola, Zambia
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