The face - blithe, typically tickled pink,
she sinks, in ink, a bit out of sync.
Untrusting, she's next on my pepper stage,
titillates, thrills in merry language.
So much for those salad days wherein,
when satiated, we lay elated,
immaculately poised, flooded and outdated,
drafted in sentences, solemnly tempted.
But back then, an overdose of punctuation did delight,
as you disliked this silly exercise and,
when we'd slowly recite, it got impolite.
so stop bicker, quieten, as now I alone rewrite.
I scrawl every verse that hit a crestfallen note,
each woebegone quote, that you'd connote.
A melancholic display, relentlessly piquant,
as you'd foment, every surprise element.