Forlorn prose and Bleeding Rhyme...

There's never enough time, for our kids,
our grandkids, our lovers, or significant others,
so I wrote this poem:
There's never enough time,
Wanting you or not,
I've solaced myself,
Waiting for buses o Broadway,
Getting me to my 9:00 x 5:00,
My hat sometimes taking wing,
My dress dancing to an unheard
melody, while admirers look on,
Pegions squatted screaming
for more food, Always more food,
Not wanting the others to think
me Ordinary, I wore a mask,
I was an actress for sure,
I was Mary Tyler Moore.
There's never enough time
You busy in your world
Me busy in mine,
Wanting you, Or not,
To talk and to cuddle
Would answer my prayers,
I seem to have lost my
Tongue, my lips, my smiles
My eyes are lost without you,
I will find them only when you
return, I cannot find enjoyment,
My days soiled without you,
Forlorn prose and Bleeding Rhyme
Humor me, as I sing for you and
only you.
Mary
Be always safe,
Karen
This is powerfully emotive, beautiful poetry - sublime!
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.