satin sheets of sin
and
the uncovering of skin
the grace of disgrace
a white sofa,
and summer sun
caviar and strawberries
raspberries
that drip like syrup
down
to the crown
of broken kings
and stain, like blood splatter marks
against the character
of the slain.
lips, like full pink flowers
tasting, the tips
like silver petals of a rose, glistening with dew
All the blunt forced anger and broken wine glasses
are far away
from the apartment
that stares at an empty city
Women hating men
and men hating women
while the compassion of passion
rages
like a love song
on the radio
dialed down to one decibel of sound
scars
felt with soft hands
tongues that taste each other
in the dungeons where food is thrown
and black licorice lace
eaten by a boy
who loves the warm embrace
of older poetry
whispering sensual sounds
in his ear
“Hush, little baby, and give me what I want.”
“Yes, dear.”
Very evocative! The poem even prowls with the sensuousness of a panther, with eyes that say, “I could eat you, but I won’t … Today.” Well done.
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Thanks, sbwheeler! Writing between the passionate and the profane is a fun hobby! It must be similar to painting nudes! 🙂
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