Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Poets and Poems - Jessie Carty
If I had a Son
Good news your son is blind
Bad news He's an eyeball
Drum beats Cymbals
My son
Watching me Gauging
if I'm
how he'll define
woman
He's a gelatinous ball of vein
wearing Chucks
I smile when I don't plan to
I imagine teaching him the theory of crosswalks
the angles of cathedrals
what angels there are in dark chocolate
I'm a man he says
at the age of 5
walking in front of me
staring people off
He holds my hand
with his little mitts
like mini hamburger
helper man hands
when no one is looking
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3 comments:
so glad to be a part of the series Curtis!
Now I feel famous :)
I am sending my blog. Thanks for your artful writing.
Thanks Dianne!
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