Nyc Poems
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Regina Alberty
Regina Alberty is a poet by avocation and a lawyer by profession. She is a longtime resident of the City of New York. Her poetry speaks of her daily experiences in a constantly changing urban environment. The author acknowledges that the City has been preeminent in the development of her appreciation for those moments when the only thing to do is to record an emotional response to an event that transcends familiarity.
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Nyc Poems - Regina Alberty
You trickle through the nooks
And crannies of my mind
Taking your time to flow
Glacier slow but warming
My senses as you go.
Forever free to roam
Down to my core at will
You kindle in my heart
The need to let you be
Untroubled by your breach.
Impudently at home
You smilingly assert
You love me still
You want me still
You need me still.
And I deny the words
From lips I love to kiss
Affirming to myself
And to the world at large
I am impervious
To your touch. I lie.
As the first buds of spring
adorn the frigid branches of magnolia trees,
as the tentative sun melts ice to wake
the frozen roots beneath dried grass,
I think of your green eyes and how they sparkled;
I think of how your lips smiled mischievously,
and I remember how you tried to hide your mirth
when you first saw my long green winter coat
bought on a super sale, cheap.
I grieve for the dismissal of the penalty for acts
committed with both foreknowledge and intent,
under the influence of something other than love.
A melody composed of words half spoken,
punctuated by silences, reaches my muffled ears.
It comes from far away, stretching between the
distance separating the window of your intransigence
from the park of my repose. Different niches
both redolent of flowers that were once pungent and