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How Many Sunday Mornings?
The glow of morning through the window
lands on your breasts.
While watching their steady rise and fall
I think of the night before.
White curtains puff in through the window
and the leaves of fall rustle outside.
The cool breeze sweeps across my chest
but doesn’t wake you.
Our love was born
in the heat of summer and now
moves toward its first winter.
Your daughter's muddled words
chirp through the wall
talking with great inflection
to her audience of dolls. I am not
her father but on the Forth of July when she
called me daddy, I knew you’d make love to me
at least once.
Your grandmother’s clock
ticks from the other side of the room
marking the hours since we last made love.
Watching your breasts, I feel
the growing desire for you.
How many Sunday mornings
stretch out before us and how
many could be filled with such joy?
lands on your breasts.
While watching their steady rise and fall
I think of the night before.
White curtains puff in through the window
and the leaves of fall rustle outside.
The cool breeze sweeps across my chest
but doesn’t wake you.
Our love was born
in the heat of summer and now
moves toward its first winter.
Your daughter's muddled words
chirp through the wall
talking with great inflection
to her audience of dolls. I am not
her father but on the Forth of July when she
called me daddy, I knew you’d make love to me
at least once.
Your grandmother’s clock
ticks from the other side of the room
marking the hours since we last made love.
Watching your breasts, I feel
the growing desire for you.
How many Sunday mornings
stretch out before us and how
many could be filled with such joy?
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