Showing posts with label long-distance love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label long-distance love. Show all posts

Sunday, August 2, 2015

Mimi-Mona Poetry: Dying Stars — Killing Romeo and Juliet





It ain’t over
he said; she’s just humming

What’s been happening
to our world when
all the world’s a stage
in a state of confused
dialogue

Who can hear the echo
of the star-crossed lovers
matching the tattoo
of their beating hearts

Plagued with dirty dances
and sensual,
more often than not,
racy scenes of love 
and lust
that surrounded us

Ultimately consumed by love
under the Pont des Arts,
that pedestrian bridge
that crosses the River Seine,
where I placed my perfume bottle
above all others
left by countless lovers

We’d touched like stars
through the distance
through the darkness

both shining
both already
dead

before the song ended

© Dying Stars — Killing Romeo and Juliet
Mimi Wolske
All Rights Reserved

Saturday, January 4, 2014

POETRY: Dancing After Midnight

DANCING AFTER MIDNIGHT
©Mimi Wolske, January 2014
All Rights Reserved
 


dancing after midnight until early morning
and still awake
recounting, reliving moments in thrall
two hearts beating
as one over long-distance lines
long before any
bird enjoys that early worm
i enjoy you
and words that become hypnotizing
whether we are
together sharing or we are separated
dancing after midnight