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Man { Homo Ignoramus }
it wasn't his fault
he inherited his caste by birth she presumed
so she never bothered to ponder
that one lingering question
was he born sensory deficient
or is he the status quo and she the paranormal?
whatever the case..she resigned herself to
what was clearly self evident
he'll never be able to experience
desire the way she does
never comprehend how the FREE-quencies
of his human antenna
spawned a ruthless expansion across the
the entire circumference of her beacon
leaving her perennially preoccupied with his occupancy
time and again each pilgrimage
was like live-wire stirring up inner chaos
as he unwittingly pledged himself the focal point
for all of her lightening
moving her emotions like crabs in a barrel
she could feel them clamoring over each other every night
self indulgent in sheer expressionism
extremists in symbolism
every stare deep with meaning
her eyes like twin oceans lurking with 'things' unfamiliar to him
as they performed a ritual drowning of innocence
into the depth of her murkiness
every touch reeking with intent
her fingers stalking him...marking him
outlining his future as her one and only initiate and initiator
for what he unknowingly begat
shall be destined to endlessly dwell within her
every word spoken
like a spell cast in undertones
as the wiles of her wantonness became tethered
to those seemingly 'casual conversations'
inducing a gradual intoxication of the senses
through a soft falsetto
through his clumsy questing about
he continuously opened her temple's secret passageways
awakening those dormant energies within 'from the mental on down'
and to her credit she repeatedly warned him as
they moved well beyond the parameters
of 'intrigue and innuendo'
'but man does as man does'
hence her previous affirmation
'it wasn't his fault'
but she's still going to hold him accountable
for though he may be guiltless of the 1st degree { original intent }
it was in his crimes of spontaneous passion that
he became her solitary reason
forever condemning himself as her repeat offender
Author's note:
An attempt to peer through a reversed lense
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