You had risen from the heap
Smoking at the nostrils a bull seeing red
Fiery eyes advancing menacingly
Through the shadows gingerly
I’ve seen this animal in you before
And you wanted more
High speed ambulance driver
converted in a flash to savor
Swept off my feet in swashbuckling mode
A seething knight in armor you rode
I’m seeing it again OMG!
You’re giving everything you’ve got
Tempest of stormy weather
Splurged upon me, no small wonder
Told you thousand times before
(Mummy! I’m done for)
Without an appearance
for far too long
He’s all worked up for all good reasons
A victim of his passion!
Written for d'Verse's OpenLinkNight week #106 and Mrsupole’s hosting at
Theme Thursday, with prompt - passion
Theme Thursday, with prompt - passion
evoking "Mom" in a moment of passion is striking and thought provoking.
ReplyDeleteALOHA from Honolulu
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whew a whole lot going on through the first little bit there...in panic, when we realize we are over our heads...MOM...help...smiles....
ReplyDeletePowerful metaphor, Hank. Passion can do that to us.
ReplyDeleteThis one is far beyond ne, Hank.
ReplyDeleteA powerful piece ... so much going on with passion !!!
ReplyDeleteFab'! Powerful and with more than a touch of humour...
ReplyDeletehaha call for mommy when we get deep into the crap
ReplyDeletea victim of his passion... some people are...
ReplyDeleteA breath-taking piece of writing here, Hank.
ReplyDeleteA powerful write, Hank.
ReplyDeletePassion does have its victims. Good write Hank.
ReplyDeleteYes, I agree with what's been said, Hank. = )
ReplyDeleteHmmm... I don't think Mom would enter my mind at that moment but it is a clever turn.
ReplyDeletePassion - powerful and dangerous. Keep us on the edge but pushes us some too! Great write.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed reading your poem.
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ReplyDeleteExcellent use of metaphor, Hank.
ReplyDeletePamela
good one:)
ReplyDeleteSlips down like well-oiled porridge.
ReplyDeleteIt is funny how at certain times in our life we still want our Mom's, well maybe not so much during times of passion. But once our Mom's are gone then you wonder who you will need during those same times. Is it our spouse, our children, other family members, or do we just need a higher being. I think we still need our Mom's, it is just that we have to think that she is with us in a different way. And you do make me wonder what the animals want when they are weaned from their mom's and I know that a lot of them do not even remember their parents after a certain amount of time.
ReplyDeleteThanks for giving us something to think about for this weeks Theme Thursday. Hope you have a great weekend and take it easy too.
God bless.