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Oberon
He pads to me quietly on big black feet with furry thumbs. Green eyes glow as he coming into light from shadow tells me of his displeasure, his boredom. No bugs here, Mom. No more books to pull from the shelves, Mom. None of my leather MICE, Mom. That reminds me- I look my good-luck in the face and purr with him. I'll stop at the pet store tomorrow. |
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Titania
My silver child flings herself at my feet offering belly for love. Twilight paws with furry thumbs knead my leg. She purrs. I love you, Mom. I wish you were home more, Mom. Thank you for helping when Oberon plays too rough, Mom. I touch warm dry nose to wet grey nose and tell my elusive shadow child she is still my favorite only daughter. |
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Friday Afternoon
My favorite band on headphones swells and the words before me dance down the poison stream to trip the wire of inattention procrastination. Toes tapping in boots on desk top pencil scurrying to keep time. Head moving body longing to tear down the office walls holding me inside.
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All poems are copyrighted by Christina L. Plantier. Reprints by permission only. |
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