#109
I’d forgotten how
pretty he was
I’d not forgotten how
soft his skin felt.
nor the gentle kisses
on the back porch in Berkeley.
But I’d forgotten how
pretty he was.
I can still hear his
slight Southern accent
His slow speech
His warm arm resting
near me
Always near me.
Don’t remember the end
A Risk game never
completed
on the dining room
table on Butterfield Rd.
I’d forgotten how
pretty he was.
I’d forgotten how
much his laugh
Comforted me, how in
love I was;
Taller in my brown
suede cowboy boots
He sang me Cris
Williamson
I don’t remember
anything
About the way we
parted.
I’d forgotten how
pretty he was.
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