Fat Bottom Girl Said What

When my ass talks, people listen.

Open Books

book

 

the book lies open in your lap

set aside

as I bend over you

to rub my nose, my lips

against the stubble on your cheek

needing to feel you physically

and express my love for all that you are

how many times each day

do I think in my head

“god I love this man”

which is as it should be

all of you is what anchors me

and heals me from all that has come before

 

 

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3 thoughts on “Open Books

  1. How I love this poem as it expresses my love for my late husband.

  2. You are so welcome!!

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