Tight Wings And Barefoot Poem by James McLain
Tight Wings And Barefoot
Barritone rushing across
the waves and wind.
Outwordly speaking, seeking, asking.
Never to but why,
it does the way and asking too.
Walking even next to me,
your face blushing.
Knowing tight wings, barefoot
the water stops above your legs.
More often than I do.
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: seeking,wings
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