Sunday, January 30, 2011

Suitcase Suite: #7

My little Red Riding Hood
the big bad wolf
devoured you.
He sank his teeth
into 
your tender flesh,
your little cries
he thought
were cries of pleasure,
you tasted so good
he enjoyed
every 
little
bite
of 
your young
unripe body.
And you,
who
always wanted
to run away
with
the 
wolves,
you
pulled 
the hair
of his back
and let out a cry,
a laughter, a sigh of 
relief.
NO MORE GRANDMOTHERS,
PICNIC BASKETS
AND TRIPS INTO THE WOODS.
You are finally
FREE

Saturday, January 29, 2011

Suitcase Suite: #6

We consume our love
on beds, 
chairs,
around tables
in shady rooms,
in public spaces,
we dip our fingers
in
the succulent juices
of lovemaking
and 
wash our minds
with the juices
of
the ripe 
autumnal grapes.
Life is a feast.
Drink the wine.
Bite the flesh
and
pull 
the tablecloth
behind you. 

Friday, January 28, 2011

Suitcase Suite: #5

Eternal woman
with her gestures,
her smiles,
her desiring glances.
She passes 
in front 
of 
him
smiling
a red smile.
Then turns away 
pretending 
she 
does not
care.
She leaves behind
the sweetness
of her 
perfume,
a promise,
an invitation
for 
future
encounters,
for long evenings
around
tables
chairs
and beds.

Thursday, January 27, 2011

Suitcase Suite: #4


Sometimes I want to be left alone
in a dark room,
all alone
to hide
like a hermit crab
into the shell
of my
thoughts
to 
escape
in virtual visits
to 
other lands
visiting
with beloved ones
or 
just left there
alone
on a bed
looking 
at 
the flight of a fly.
Wall, ceiling, wall...

Time flies
and
flies time themselves
with 
my need
to be
alone.

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Suitcase Suite: #3

We plunge 
into
the wine colored sea
 of nostalgia.
Some barefoot, some naked,
with our heads shaved
our teeth gaped and missing
We are growing children
ever changing
like snakes 
who shed
their skins.
Our childhood
now
a fist full of
milk teeth
white and dry,
remind us
of the days
the world was 
a long voyage
to uncharted territory...
"Are we there, yet?"

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Suitcase Suite: #2


Round is the moon
but today is only
a thin sliver
hanging
in the darkness.
Playful is the moon,
here today,
gone 
in a few nights.
Winks to me
in its 
fullness.
Soothes me
with
its total absence.
It will come back
again
to play
to smile
to bathe
my naked skin
with
its silver light.

Monday, January 24, 2011

Poems from the Suitcase Suite: #1



Desire 
is like
a butterfly.
Comes suddenly,
touches lightly,
quickly
tickles our senses,
then flies away
having left the fuzz
of its iridescent wings
trapped 
in the folds
of our minds.