* * *

"When she's alone recalling my existance ..."


Away, sometimes when I am alone driving,
I imagine you in the car with me, reaching
across to stroke the length of my leg in its
silk stocking, and that it gives you pleasure.

Sometimes when I am alone in the cold at
night, I wish that you were there, that you
would pull me to you and put your hand under
my sweater and touch the bare flesh of my
side, and that your touch would
instantly warm me and calm me.


* * *

As she flies through the pink clouds of sunset, 
I will think of you.

I wish you could be with me to give me
a courage and feed, 
I wish you could be with me in a bed.
I wish you could be with me to share 
a morning meal.

I wish you could be with me at night, 
when I am so alone.
I'll be back on a day's night for You,
think of me now and then.

Linvydas Krivickas was born in Kaunas, Lithuania. In 1994 he graduated from Vytautas Magnus University receiving BA for his thesis about contemporary interpretation of Shakespeare's "The Tempest". At present time he continues his studies for MA degree at Vytautas Magnus University, as well as at University of Technology in Kaunas where he is studying the History of Sciences. Krivickas also works as Internet and media publicity writer. He is a President of organization for the education of people with IDDM and active member of Liberal Union in Kaunas region. Krivickas is also a member of International Federation for Theatre Research, and of International Society for Contemporary Literature and Theatre. /P>