I don’t know if I/
should stand on the table or/
dance with a vacuum.
AND
It’s all fun and games.
… until somebody mutates.
You could have met me, yet/
there was something you just don’t get./
The wit, the comedy, the intelligence, the flair,/
the romance, the courtesy, it’s still all there,/
like a gerkin and pastrami, smelly,/
straight from Katz’s Deli./
You coulda been “having what she’s having!”,/
and it woulda been served with no grabbin’./
You coulda won your heart’s bet./
You coulda been served morning lattes/
with dark chocolate./
With Mr. Buble,/
we coulda danced
and romanced/
to his latest romantic duet … /
and yet….
Here we sit. /
Another week’s come and gone./
It’s the pits/
what you haven’t done/
to have met/
me yet.
“Do you trust myself?”
She asked.
I laughed.
“In what regard?”
As in, you invite me
over to watch cinema:
comedy, chick flick, drama,
popcorned action, mystery?
That there would be
no butter smeared on that
velvet, gentle skin, as we sat,
and watched the movie.
The only thing low
I would dip into
and slip into
would be a bowl
of buttered
popcorn,
not porn,
or anything like it.
Kernels I would just eat
while I watch,
and butter touch
and brush off my seat.
Do I trust myself?
Whether watching a romantic chick flick,
or Elf,
I keep my emotions,
and buttered hands,
on the shelf.
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