4 a.m. The house smells of you.
I wake to the humming of the fridge: adieu, adieu—
The snacks, a small barbarian hand has pillaged.
The curtains flash the kitchen walls,
And I wonder who forgot
To wave the moon Goodnight;
Ashoot, Ashoot,
The windows slide then crash.
I float to my books—
But decide it's too soon,
To stir the electric sun.
A snooze, a snooze
That little dog and his nightly ruse!
Oh, it is you.
Asleep on that awkward caboose
Of the living room.
Little, little cub
Without her fur covering,
Probably dreaming of food;
That pillow, like a candy pill looks yum—
Chew, chew, chew—
Too big to swallow whole, your restless mouth knew.
Look at you. So snug,
Yet sprawled so obtuse
On the leathery booth
That sells you so pretty—
Silly, silly you...
With your baby drool,
And your sleepy achoos
That your nose wiggles out:
Only if you knew,
How much I love you
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Very nicely composed - great images - Stella -