SUMMERTIME LATE SHOW
by Edwin Torres
Scattered brainscape while the fan
blows her evening slop over us - over all
the wonder we've yet to grow.
Sleeptime means no sleep for us, wayward
friends that melt in heat time - trying to carve
a life of freedom, scaling walls inside our brains.
We're O so trying, in this world - to place
each others' handsome hands, on what the world
will let us hold - a slice of life
unbroken in still time...we sleep every day
as if it were night.
Her painting studio - my writing
one - both are the same...this
world.
Our gift is beauty,
each others' life - unwrapped at every
late-show, sharing bad movies
and moonlight.
It is a time of our renewal, as constant
as our unspoken hold on each other's night.
We are in this together - attempting
to stay up, later than ever.
Edwin Torres Author Page
Pub. May 2000
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