MIMI-MONA POETRY: What's Luck Got To Do With It?

©What's Luck Got to Do with It?

Mimi Wolske, May 2014

Mimi Wolske - Mona Arizona™

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Mexico...where we can dance to Mariachi

music that rings like hammered tin and

voices singing in Spanish barber-shop harmony.

The heat and dust of Arizona are not left there

but the silver moon's soft light over the

sandy beach is a more romantic setting.

Who can resist El Camino del Diablo,

the Devil's Highway, with warnings of

wild animals, drug smugglers, and unexploded ordnances?

There is a road that is more like a narrow trail

through the desert, like a wolf chasing its

elusive prey, like driving down a bobsled run of soft sand.

Blushing at overt sexuality, a lexicon of

double entendres, and our masks of

x-rated desires, we laugh at banal words like coger.

We christen each of the cities we enter

with lips locked in a public display

of affection for each other and for Mexico.

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Mimi Mona Poetry: We Need No Alternatives

©We Need No Alternatives

Mimi Wolske, May 2014

Mimi Wolske-Mona Arizona™

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Here we sit again tonight;

Can't set aside these cravers...if you will.

I fall to the floor on these old knees;

Outside, the trees fall still.

You press your hand between my thighs,

Push me back; I dull my eyes and

Search for novas in the skies;

Say a prayer for you, my man.

Then, in a second before release,

Can I believe my eyes...understand?

There you stand by me and tease,

Bringing to me this door of

Ecstasy once and so much more.

From every sun that ascends,

A lonesome moon will grow—

A dream of love understands,

It's that two-hearted dream you know.

Drive my heart into the fire,

Into the fire of our burning desire.

Can you hear me come in my dream?

It's become our nightly theme—

And here we sit again tonight.

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Mimi Mona Poetry: Bone Grotto

© Bone Grotto

Mona Arizona, May 2014

Mimi Wolske-Mona Arizona™

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Pixie Sticks

His kisses were like them...an explosion that

made her knees weak

made her eyelids fall shut

He lavished her mouth and tongue with a nova of color

Nothing should peel her away

Armed like a naked savage

she was a thought pugilist for

all the romances she never had

in the brilliant golden depths

Behind him

a backdrop of color called October

primaeval, ferine, simultaneously

cultivated and wild—gentleman lover and Dom—

into her grotto with his bone

Nothing would peel her away

Nothing mattered

Coming or going crazy from his love

was a blessing and loving him

was loving herself loving him

self-stimulation was everybody's fool

Nothing could peel her away

Treasured moments and torrent rapids

heart-pounding lip-crushing storm-echoed

rapture despite the heated chill of naked skin

to naked skin swimming in the sea of lust

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Mimi-Mona Poetry: She Doesn't Need Welfare Love

©She Doesn't Need Welfare Love

Mimi Wolske, May 2014

Mimi Wolske-Mona Arizona™

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Losing love hurts worse than being catheterized...

you can't take love's temperature

every five minutes

to see if the fever's gone down.

Don't mind if she falls apart,

there's a bigger painting to be completed

before the rain dries in white heat.

Descending to

six

                        thousand

                        feet

to drop the we-need-to-talk bomb—

For God's sake! just do it!

Satisfaction guaranteed.

We all suffer...

Everything echoed her dilemma;

And she's starving when all around her exist on a smorgasbord of

Make Love Not War on propaganda

or the child who waves its arms as though

digging its grave in the air.

Stir and repeat—

It isn't you it's me it isn't you

echoes from every wave in an ocean of netted fish.

Small cameras others keep in their eyes

click away at the farewell party

Fare Thee Well...Fare Well?

Well Fare....

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