Put out of your mind completely
Any millimetric fingers
Reaching towards nothing,
Accompanied by the small cries
And pitiful first breaths
Of pocket-sized humanity,
Do not dwell a moment
On the pillow-talk apologetics
Of frustrated lovers,
Cringing beneath thin darkness
Stained with early emissions,
Limp and naked, but together,
For these are seeds
Which bear in them
The weight of bending oaks–
No baby nor ejaculation
Has ever arrived one moment
Before its scheduled entrance.
Life is always on time.
No, it’s the Uninvited Guest
That always arrives
Unfashionably early,
While you’re still in the shower,
With your clothes laid out neatly
On the bedspread.
Yes.
I loved the unfashionably early stanza, man. I’m so excited to be reading your poetry again!