mountain grown coffee
served with double entendre
good to the last drop
some like it so hot
smooth and rich, yet strongly brewed
i could go for that
you’re my cup of tea
often naughty, sometimes nice
always intriguing
it took just seconds;
innocence slipped through fingers
too quickly to catch.
why should she feel shame
while he walked away unscathed?
and no one intervened.
suffer the children
to come unto him, she read
did that include her?
I know this is a heavier topic than I usually cover, but we must start noticing and taking action against those who victimize our children.
We linger for hours
over bottles of fine wines;
no need to hurry.
These perfect moments
captured in warm memories
even as we drink.
Friends enhance the grape
even mediocre wines
seem superb vintage.
Written in response to the Daily Post’s Daily Prompt: Linger–tell us about times In which you linger, when you don’t want a day or an event to end.
No songs are written
with my name, my face in mind;
no melody mine.
Sharona, Sherry,
Donna, and Paula as well
have been someone’s muse.
I’m just a songless
woman in a song-filled world;
I could change my name.
a different perspective:
http://youtu.be/gNeeu6_e6oQ
Ritchie Valens’ Donna.
Below: eight of the top songs with a woman’s name in the title
Maggie Mae is my favorite. Couldn’t we substitute my name? “Oh Nana I couldn’t have tried anymore.”