Thoughts on tonight

Thoughts on tonight

Alone,they have all gone

And I’m not so young anymore

I have lost my waist and my core

I need an open door

Find someone on the dancefloor

And kiss me pure

I know it’s my weight

You say,I have left it too late?

I am in tears everytime I wake

Thoughts for the week

I must feel chic and find my peak

Find a man I can keep

A man that lets me speak

Gives me courage to take a leap

I just don’t want to be weak and let the devil reap

I don’t want to weep or be dragged down deep

‘Nothing as romantic as a view of Lady Liberty’-Sarah Crossan

‘Little red rivers’-Sarah Crossan

Around the sugar bowl

I guess that why I was without anybody in PE

Humiliated in the changing room

‘Cold glitter of light’-John Crowe Ransom

Voices stop the twitter,I don’t understand

A danger of friendship?

‘The admirable peach’-John Crowe Ransom

‘Frost,and a leaf has quit the tulip tree’-John Crowe Ransom

‘Your orange cup’-John Crowe Ransom

‘Marvels of oranges’-John Crowe Ransom

Cleaning out the clutter

Easy on the butter

Will I be a mother?

Will I find a lover?

Giving my stuff to the charity shop

There’s so much rubbish

I am in shock

Music fills the house

I feel like a collecting mouse

Just one drop of stardust

Is there really a time for us?

I’ve decided to look at the stars

I wish I could walk on mars

Put the stars in a vase

It feels like I am behind bars

Watching passing cars

Love me,

Where will I find love?

Will it be found in a good man?

Will it be found in a baby’s hand?

Will it be in a scented flower?

Will it be found chatting on the phone for hours?

Will it be in a kiss?

Will it be found in one last wish?

Dreaming of safety and getting home

An old-time dress in a museum

‘The moon beams kissin’-Claude McKay

I want to sleep like a fairy dream

‘My heart then dances’-Claude McKay

‘As in a dream I stand and gaze

At Broadway shining Broadway ,only

My heart,my heart is lonely’-Claude McKay

Words that touch you all over

‘Lifted heart of mine’-Claude McKay