How do you court a lone wolf—
With bouquets of open space
And ballads full of quiet;
With photos of not your face;
With meals left on tree stumps
and kisses deferred as thoughts,
Cuddles pressed into pillows and
Affirmations bound in knots?
How do you howl, “I'd join you”
Not sounding like the bark, “BE MINE”?
With a hundred
“If you'd like to's”
Left in a forest of
wandering time
Filled with dreamed-dripped conversations
And smiles
to a face
not there?
It's a lot like being single,
courting
A wolf
through the blue
night air.
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