Hida L. Go (THe Other Woman)

For Sylvia and Betsy and brothers two...


She comes from the plains of Spain in  the middle of rain
To comfort two brothers in the midst of their pain

One crosses the bridge just to be with her
The other waits in a room just to taste her

Skin of amber glistens as she listens 
To brothers two as they hasten
To make use of the short time
To tell her their woes over lemon and lime

She goes down smooth and warm

Always giving, never taking

Even as brothers two

End up stuporous in the morning at two

Assuaging their grief

Sharing their relief

From a brief encounter

Over the table as they banter

And when they part ways
She stays and waits
For another night of visit
From brothers two as they see fit.