
On the doorway
Say, who are you? Who are you to become my obsession out of nowhere? So cruel, or insoluble, are two sides of the same thing? Am I to hold out? Wait for awhile that doubt calls for an ordinary world? Am I to believe the blindfolded psychic? The diplomat’s son who is watching all the ladies? Did my first choice paved the way to a monotone bed, Or will it all fall down to the fields of a second coming? It’s so easy, so easy, Let me trouble you this one time, On the doorway, it’s so easy, Troubling you another day… This youth blood of mine takes vintage violence from anywhere, These visions of mine trick these golden years, From the boy toy to the man-child, Into trusting that love is anywhere, So, won’t you tell me? Say, who are you? It’s so easy, so easy, Let me trouble you one more time, On this same doorway, it’s so easy, Troubling you another day… Ain’t no soul home? God laughs! Makes me look at the moon, And relax… Let the night flicker, check out the roller winters, Cross the dance floor under a shower of purple diamonds, Then rock this soledad with the kinkiest army of lovers. Am I making progress? Should I call for more tigers? If all I want is you, if I do need you, if I actually am, in love with you… Then what of you? It was so easy, so easy, To trouble you this whole time, On the doorway, this silly doorway, I now am…

