Poetry
Mailbox person
Mailbox person
The Mailbox person sends me stuff
You send me pills when I feel Gruff
And when I’m cold, you send me quilts.
And when I’m short, then I get stilts
Sometimes I’m feeling kind of mean,
And then I find I get caffeine.
But what I often dare to dream
Is you and me and some ice cream.
Sometimes we sit at rolling seas
we lick some honey teasing bees.
And in my car, we’re sitting tight
We’re at the drive in, in the night.
We find our hands are tightly bound
As horror movies shake the ground.
I kiss you now, your lips I seek ,
but now your glasses hit my cheek
You squeeze me tightly, just to start,
And by mistake I make a fart.
The windows to my car are stuck,
And now I see you start to buck.
So maybe we should leave this car
And then I’ll dream that I am far.
So I’m far off on planet Mars
where I’m a tiny speck of stars
Surprisingly you hold me tight
And kiss my cheek and smile right.
And that was when I rest my fears
For I would be with you for years.
Sometimes I see your day is bad.
You work it out when you are sad.
The mailbox person’s here to stay
I love this person any way.