After wallet loss? Get dialling
Flawless across from me smiling
Lawless, I’m either so inclined, that way minded
Or imbibing ten pints of cider makes me wild.
She Bonnies my Clyde
Slides across someone’s lost car’s bonnet
Highballs of monkmade champagne crossed with dubonnet
Spirits made for stripping paint, add a drop to voluminate.
My raised glass, pinky thatchward a classy touch adds. “To us, mate.”
I intimate my lust is ancient with disfavour, a rusted gate
Something latent much vogueless lately
As if I had raised a challenge, or bruised her talent, she made
Clear as an Eliot poem her intent to taste my glass-encased flavours.
I shy spying upon the wall behind
The cross of Christ whose supplicant cry is self denial
Frostily recalling an appalling paucity he thought divine
Pauper times that kind
Whip familiar spines
Deal with finely.
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