Those writers
will get into
your soup
just to gather
news.
Their eyes
are lit
like Christmas tree,
soaking in whole atmosphere.
She is delighted:
this is real.
I am nervous,
fumble with a zipper
of my valet
trying to get
money out.
I am a fly
buzzing under
a magnifying glass.
I need my privacy.
Little voice whispers:
if you want
your privacy so much
you shouldn't write.
I'll tell you
you are in trouble
now
and you asked
for it.
So, get your
slice of pizza,
eat and suffer.
Copyright (c) Marie Neumann
3/16/2015
Monday, March 16, 2015
Monday, March 9, 2015
A sparrow
A Sparrow picks little sticks
for his nest and repairs
what was damaged by Winter.
Mrs. Sparrow cleans and directs
her husband:
here will be our bedroom and nursery.
A dining room we are going
to paint yellow.
We still use outdoor toilet.
Two sparrows cuddle in the nest
for a night and Mr. Sparrow asks:
how many eggs are we going
to have this year?
I don't know yet.
I'll begin to lay eggs tomorrow.
Copyright (c) Marie neumann
3/9/2015
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