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Woman to your manWaylon
You, wayward highwayman of mine
Go where you will
Go where you wouldn’t
I have already found you
Hidden from their eyes
Yet blazing
Screaming through the Skies
Wasn’t The Woman
Heavens
A guy
A god
A love
An almost is
All live somewhere in the ether
Staid
Absolutely as a mountain
Vast, ancient, complex
Unexplored by my eyes
Why?
Climb, I, your climate zones
Your staid steadies my feet
How am I to take nothing
This all you wish to give
Inhale a meditative Love
Exhale acceptance, heart
Come away untouched
Forbid!
Connect: A Haiku
To look in your eyes
Whoever the man you are
God give me the strength
Homeward
Why we need the woman-girl
Sharing the storyline
She will save you from yourself
Lest you think too long and hard
Let her show you the world’s flora
Should your day be canvassed grey
Dare to let her lead you
In some season of your time
Teach her of the wonder-workings
To the world you navigate
Wonder then, aloud, fine sir
“Her grace, how might I hold?”
Muscle: A Haiku
When he reached across
To touch her muscle, her heart
He became a man
Grown Up
I can only
Seek the magic
In you life
I know you’re thereTen again
I’m taken back
To Santa Clause
And silly timesYou were there
I can’t pretend
I didn’t see you
Caring at the tree
Twofold Man
I forgive the process
You inhale
From whence You must
You draw
From whichever well presents
You dare
From thirst’s front door clamor
You must
You see
Original thought credit:
Elizabeth Barrett Browning;
‘Aurora Leigh’
