Thor, the Norse God of Thunder, had a hammer named Mjölnir. Mjölnir was considered a fierce weapon that could level mountains and summon lightning with every blow. In this poetry blog, every Thursday, (Thor’s Day), Mjölnir will forge only song - sing of the mysteries and beauties of the world.

Thursday, July 4, 2013

Happy Holiday!


ALL POLISH*

Thigh High
in Nutmeg
and The Naked Truth.
Topless and Barefoot.

In this Runaway Reality,
where it is Always Autumn
and a Constant Caribbean,
be my Leading Lady,
my Miss Fancy Pants,
my Paparazzi Pleaser,
and I’ll be your
Velvet Voyeur.

Breaking Curfew,
we’ll by-pass 
the Potato Field,
the Picket Fence,
the Pillow Talk,
and the Sand Of A Beach.
Right?

And you’ll
Meet Me At Sunset
Moonstruck, Mixed Up
with A Cloud In Sight
and Lava and Sequins
at your fingertips.

Tame Me Now, I say.
Crown Me Already
with Butterfly Kisses,
go Skin Deep,
and make me Snap Happy.

Let’s look for the Perfect Penny
at The Stroke Of Midnight
in a Rainforest
or in a Bonsai.

Caught Red-Handed
with Marshmallows,
we’ll offer ourselves up to
the Trombone,
the Waltz,
the Storm Bird,
the Wine Stain,
Lingering Spices.

Timeless Rubies
and Black Diamonds.

Eternal Oceans.

Catch Me If You Can...
Kiss Me & Make-Up…
No Autographs, Please…
Upfront & Personal…
Vodka & Caviar…
are regular requests you make,
which leave me with only these word to say:
Butler, Please.
Where’s My Chauffeur?

My Eternal Optimist,
how about this: we let
our Limited Addiction
keep us In Stitches,
and Island Hopping,
holding Lollipops,
and Long Stem Roses.
And if you'll be Neo Whimsical,
I'll be Naughty And Nice.
Can you make room 
for that arrangement
in your Alligator Purse? 

If so, then maybe 
we can find our way to
the Clam Bake,
the Dive Bar,
our Curtain Call.        

*This poem is mostly composed of nail polish names.

1 comment:

  1. ha, i should have recognized that it was nail polish!

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