Fourth Of July Boundaries Poem by Long Tooth

Fourth Of July Boundaries



If I should tell you what I think,
That's not me glowing in the night,
And you don't have to acquiesce,
(For fireworks fun is never fight.)

If heart flares colors when you're near,
I am not saying you're the one,
But when there's popping in my ears,
My chores are always left undone.

Though moonlight begs to ask for dance,
I swear your sparkle makes brain stall,
Not knowing right from left seems dumb,
For punk like me, one chance is all!

As I grow old, if you're still here,
Let's have some wine, our brains embalm,
The night glows red; before I'm dead,
'Would you please be my Cherie Bomb? '


Long Tooth
July 4,2017

Tuesday, July 4, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: hope,love
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