Anything goes.
Anything goes.
A Poem by Coyote Poetry
Days of your roaming the Texas bars. Left me with some good memories. Highway 35 had many good places to rest.
This Poem is rated Mature and may contain material unsuitable for readers under 18.
Anything goes
She sat next to me on the empty stool.
Her sweet perfume I breathe in.
I gave her a big Michigan smile.
She returned the smile.
We talks and drank for hours.
Her blue eyes seem to look through me.
Her red hair flowed down her back smelling of strawberries.
Her short skirt showing beautiful tan legs.
Almost closing time.
I told her it was a pleasure to spend time with her.
The bar was locking up.
She looked into my eyes.
Whispered “I like you.
I need you to go home with me.”
I smiled and told her.
I would want to see her again.
Going home with her wasn’t necessary.
She smiled and kissed my lips.
Whispered “Anything goes my lover.
Pleasure is the only true feeling left.
Everything else are stories.
To blind us from the tenderness of passion and pleasure.”
Her warm lips welcome me into the turmoil of her desire.
Her body against my body increase my hunger to touch her.
We sat in her Austin condo.
I could hear Leonard Cohen singing softly.
“Everybody knows.”
She told me.
“love is a fool’s game.
What really matters.
Is what you can do for me?”
I asked what is left but sex?
New ways to satisfy the soul?
Her sweet smile never leaves her face.
She licked her lips.
Whispered “All we have left is the scream of joy when we cum.”
“Don’t look for love my lover.
In hell we will wish to swim in the inferno of passion.
Today my love.
Anything goes to satisfy our hunger that can’t be fulfilled.”
Coyote
10 May 1994
That was a cool poem, I never knew or it´s the first time I saw in a poem that you can use dialogue. In doing that are you writing in some type of format that´s in a category?, like Haiku,(is the only category I know,not much of a poem person but starting to like it)
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Sort of prose poetry and story. Thank you for the comment and reading.
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Very good way to express a memory.
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Thank you WB. Old memories become better with time.
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