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don't call me honey (love and loss comp)
dents in palms align
forming in the initial phase of life
outwards and inwards, smaller marks between
arbitrarily placed,
yet they seem to match mine.
you were budding in spring
the tongue touches the teeth,
particularly hanging on the upper gums
your lips were closed,
but as that bud precedes a blossom,
i awaited an opening
lurking in an orbital motion,
my mutualist ritual was yet to be performed
others flew around, but never so close as to
rest upon you, but rather to feed off of you
as you felt it was your duty
once i had pollon, it was established
our names could be categorized as we
though not close in distance, i felt them open
hesitantly off your tongue, not escaping in a manner of
water, but thick tar, nearly stuck to your lip
not another, no, not budded nor blossomed, supplied
pollon so ripely produced, so delicately you constructed yourself
so radiant was your stamen, erected in my direction
it was a greeting that came after 'hello'
hopelessly, decaying petals outlined
yet i couldn't see behind what you offered for me
only until i returned for another treat of it
you inclosed yourself, as if you were returning
to your fetal state
your hands clenched the palmar creases
just as they mirrored mine
even bee pollon expires.
forming in the initial phase of life
outwards and inwards, smaller marks between
arbitrarily placed,
yet they seem to match mine.
you were budding in spring
the tongue touches the teeth,
particularly hanging on the upper gums
your lips were closed,
but as that bud precedes a blossom,
i awaited an opening
lurking in an orbital motion,
my mutualist ritual was yet to be performed
others flew around, but never so close as to
rest upon you, but rather to feed off of you
as you felt it was your duty
once i had pollon, it was established
our names could be categorized as we
though not close in distance, i felt them open
hesitantly off your tongue, not escaping in a manner of
water, but thick tar, nearly stuck to your lip
not another, no, not budded nor blossomed, supplied
pollon so ripely produced, so delicately you constructed yourself
so radiant was your stamen, erected in my direction
it was a greeting that came after 'hello'
hopelessly, decaying petals outlined
yet i couldn't see behind what you offered for me
only until i returned for another treat of it
you inclosed yourself, as if you were returning
to your fetal state
your hands clenched the palmar creases
just as they mirrored mine
even bee pollon expires.
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