A Wardrobe
A Wardrobe
But inside the rosewood
We can ponder over on a
Lot of our soft corners
For its back has held me
Amply in your arms.
Perfectly blended with
Your linen, we can bargain
For the love handles
For the hanger line has
Turned my curves impertinent.
What's outside has pushed
The undermount slides closer
Now we can lock our fingers, heads
To unlock the love behind the closet
For so much space attracts my silk.
The oaks maple birch teak and pine
Have all resisted from the hooks,
Drawers, tower units and racks
For we smell too much of roses
Because of the scent, we spilled inside.
All the wood around smirked
Asking the keyholes to stop struggling.
They say, You can stay till what's
Inside the wardrobe ask us to
Change the wardrobe into a love poem.