I originally wrote this poem back in mid-2009, but recently changed it quite a bit with the intent to distribute to various resources for possible publication. I'm pleased with how it turned out.
GWC
there was a time
when my fingers
caressed
her blushing face-
she is a memory
out of phase
no longer visited
on the street
corners crept back in-
now she walks
another beat,
but they don't share
Rosedale moments-
those dirty hippie sheets,
or the wrinkled dollar bills laughing
from the corner table;
cheap perfume
mixing with motel-sweat-
we were just two beaten souls
searching for a diamond
gaze,
and behind those nicotine curtains
we found our place
© GWC 2010
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