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They Didn’t Kiss Because

They didn’t kiss because
It was
The first night.
It didn’t seem right
And it was neither the time
Nor the place.

He couldn’t see her face
And being unsure
Whether he would see her more
He did capture
A passing rapture
In rhyme.

Feedback On Your Poems At The Poetry Cafe

The (UK) Poetry Society are offering poets the opportunity to have their work critiqued.

There are various dates available in July and August.

The cost for Poetry Society members is £60 and £70 for non-members.

For further information please visit http://poetrysociety.org.uk/poetry-society-information/services/poetry-surgery/.

The Oldest Game In Town

Tis the oldest game in town,
Save for agriculture
Perhaps. Or did moralists frown
When the hunter gatherers played
With the vulture?
And who then preyed?
And what is prey
Anyway?

Tis the same
Old game
Today. Vultures with vultures dance.
The word said
Is “Bed”
But romance
Is dead.

The soiled rose
With too short clothes
Will prey
On those
Who pay
To play
With prey.
But for a moment stay,
Just who created the prey?