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Cold Front

Summer has ended the fall has come
eyes closed shut 
My world caved in

Scarfed and double coated, no more warm embrace
This is the cold-front
Warned and told about for weeks
Never knew it was going to be this cold

Seeking warmth I find myself infront of the door,
My Home…
Silence has haunted these walls for days
Frozen whispers creek through windows

I lay on my bed covered in layers, 
staring at the one window
The once refreshing dew now frozen on the window pane
leaving long lost messages reappear again

Cold sweats wake my stone slumber
Waking every hour from forgotten nightmares
My tear ducts have frozen over
Only the insanity of obsessions of summer
keep this body warm…

Damn the cold…
Damn this house…
Dam this winter breeze…

-K.A. Catipon 

Im with Groucho on this one

Im with Groucho on this one

Wants to go to Japan one day

Wants to go to Japan one day

The Child of Twighlight

The animal that has become of me
Unleashed and bewildered
This long forgotten sin
Engulfed by lust and desire

Inside this entombment of my body
lies the youth of me
in search for the God within me

Lost is the child
seeking for comfort
What is left of the naked truth
Stricken by it and shackled with silence

Only humility is left 
and dregs of emptiness are left visible
leaving holes at the bottom of the soul

Cold breezes and the hollow room
becomes like mother’s arms
and the body becomes lifeless
Hoping that the night will find its end

-K.A. Catipon

The Taste of Honeydew

To hold her hand

Kiss her lips

and hug her curves

 

I know why beauty caught her

Why innocence found her

Why I love her

 

As dreams seem to sweep her off her feet

Under the twitching of sheets

I find her face to caress

 

Dawn finds its end

and the night starts anew

I stare at her sleep before I follow

 

I wake with honeydew on lips

Her lips so sweet to the touch, lasting

She departs from me, half naked and true

 

The outline of her body still molded beside me

Still warm from her leaving, as if she never did

I lay where my eyes meet the ceiling, satisfied

-K.A. Catipon