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Butch Decatoria
Poems
Feb 2016
MY KIND
My kind of company:
the artistic speak-easy lime-light
underground
weaving through brick boxes
the four walls the carpet/floor
up on eaves that hide the heavens
kept quiet like the caged bird
is
flying as it twitters / sings
past pretty prisoned things...
But my kind, he cradles freedom
waltzing through the walls
metaphoric boxes and coffins
our vision
in a waltz, as if the small of her back
were bass strings, gentle passion chords
touchΒ Β like braille to blind meaning
while the left hand above the head
always cups hers / perfect and soft
(hands - like a glove)
And my kind, again
she is a smile, like Divinci's fortune
her heart similar to Mona Lisa
is
kept secret (a curve of quiet flesh)
lips purse patience
while the vanity in affairs with airs
of eyes, wagging tails, and talk, swells
out there in the hours foretelling
the lovely song soon touch
beloved
all the feeling --ethereal and divine
as the shadows chime red wines
and woes the proclivity
of cages and walls and travels...
But the kind are
withheld / kept / proper
like abeyance with antique shoes
it
is
unmoved to bother
But my kind
goes on so,
they dance, and they tango
and all are moved as any who glance
upon great beauty
a canvas of poetry
or taste du cuisine
from the heart
springs / of the art / sings
a gentle breeze on an August day
whirling passerby
cooling the sweat from brow & nape
sharing the shade
a refreshing drink
(the milk of Tao)
Enlightenment.
My kind of character,
a kind friend I should think,
is
accepting
is
unapologetic
compliments
all and one another
we thank all
the heavens for
the Light
of our beautiful days.
(my kind rejoice
together not the same)
Edited 2/12/2016 from my blog : www.Butchdecatoria.blogspot.com
Written by
Butch Decatoria
47/M/Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
(47/M/Las Vegas, Nevada, USA)
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