Wednesday, April 18, 2012

The Man Who Was Missing a Shoulder

The man who was missing a shoulder
One day, came in a red car which was
Yellow, showed me a Phantom who sang
Opera, and loved a woman who was too
Much, but felt he was half ugly, so the
Other robbed her heart before his touch.

The man who was missing a shoulder
One evening, brought me a silver lace
Through which I could see the Statue
Of Liberty, the Red Square, and the Last
Tango in Paris. He knew Loren, Bellucci,
Modigliani, Morricone, Mastroianni,
Bertolucci, and was hotter than Italians.

The man who was missing a shoulder
Never said “my smiles spread across
My face like a butterfly”. He did not
Want to play with the emotions that
I would not have if it was not for him.

The man who was missing a shoulder
One night, came to my sleep, and tried
To penetrate my iron dream. But the
Moment I submitted, he fell asleep.

The man who was missing a shoulder
One early morning, framed me like a
Picture, and kissed me twice, before
He left for the land of lakes and fog.

The man who was missing a shoulder
Left me missing a wing.

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