Josephine

  1. My coffee’s cooling and my toast is dry

The day comes on, I don’t know why

I see your ice blue eyes, cool, serene

I don’t know what to say, Josephine.

2. My youth is now a myth to me

I gaze at you in reverie

Was there ever a time when your eyes were green

And we could have been together, Josephine?

Bridge:

You look so fine in that photograph

And I feel so sad that it makes me laugh

You wear that black bikini with casual grace

An impassive look upon your face…

3. I’ll be on my way like there’s a way to go

Your blue eyes follow me with an unearthly glow

I’ll see you again in some magazine

We’ll be together again, Josephine.

(So this morning at breakfast, I open my Sports Illustrated Day calendar and the lovely Josephine Skyriver is glaring at me like I just tugged on her black bikini. And this song came to me. I guess I was surprised that a supermodel would have a name like “Josephine” and I couldn’t pass it up.)

Published by mcbruce56

Writer living in the high desert of San Bernardino. Winner of the 2018 Black Orchid Novella Award. Creator of Minerva James and other strange characters.

2 thoughts on “Josephine

  1. Minerva is a woman because she didn’t want to be a stinky man. Not sure why my sad love song to an inaccessible supermodel told you this, but ok.

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