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Red Skirt
Is this the awake...
Sprawled like so,
as with death, she sleeps
I'd think she left with it.
Eyes closed, but flitting
as her legs were
the first night we met
Now, as not one thing of her moves,
I watch my last kiss dry
slow, upon the shadowed curve
of her breast
Her skirt, the same one
that flick-flocked across my path
just days ago, now wraps
like a smock, over
the bony back of my chair
I bunch it up; All the flowers
that it smells like
All the flowers that it blossomed like.
I fold it up and use it
to pillow my head
as I lean into rest
Close enough to keep
my eyes on that last kiss
That saw her off
during her thirty seconds of death
She wears that kiss
like a clear clover
For luck, for color
A crystal flower from her lover
It glistens all the more
as she's breathing in
But it persists, upon
the after the fire blush
of her smoldering skin
Unable to evaporate
when mixed with sweat
~
The slit of her blouse
at first was a splinter
to my fingers
Then willow branches flowing
making way for my wishes
-Like an idle earth making way
for a restless wind
Stirring commotional dreams
that otherwise sleep through
days of background alarms
-For the bull that breaks
through the fence
Sleeping is dying
So let's live
Like this;
Be greedy, while I wait, still ready
Until you come back for me
-Still beside me
While you ride
that maiden's tide
Flicking your wet firecracker
on repeat
My victorious bite
to that pulsing muscle
upon your thigh
That still flutters
in the back and forth
of euphoric life
Opening and closing your eyes;
Quickened both, as a slit
that's widened
Your eyes have a grip
pulling me in to you
so I'm there too
As our thousand screams
can be heard
as a pirate flag waves
like a red skirt
A cannon booms
in my brain
and you ask
when will I be ready
to sail again.
~~~
Sprawled like so,
as with death, she sleeps
I'd think she left with it.
Eyes closed, but flitting
as her legs were
the first night we met
Now, as not one thing of her moves,
I watch my last kiss dry
slow, upon the shadowed curve
of her breast
Her skirt, the same one
that flick-flocked across my path
just days ago, now wraps
like a smock, over
the bony back of my chair
I bunch it up; All the flowers
that it smells like
All the flowers that it blossomed like.
I fold it up and use it
to pillow my head
as I lean into rest
Close enough to keep
my eyes on that last kiss
That saw her off
during her thirty seconds of death
She wears that kiss
like a clear clover
For luck, for color
A crystal flower from her lover
It glistens all the more
as she's breathing in
But it persists, upon
the after the fire blush
of her smoldering skin
Unable to evaporate
when mixed with sweat
~
The slit of her blouse
at first was a splinter
to my fingers
Then willow branches flowing
making way for my wishes
-Like an idle earth making way
for a restless wind
Stirring commotional dreams
that otherwise sleep through
days of background alarms
-For the bull that breaks
through the fence
Sleeping is dying
So let's live
Like this;
Be greedy, while I wait, still ready
Until you come back for me
-Still beside me
While you ride
that maiden's tide
Flicking your wet firecracker
on repeat
My victorious bite
to that pulsing muscle
upon your thigh
That still flutters
in the back and forth
of euphoric life
Opening and closing your eyes;
Quickened both, as a slit
that's widened
Your eyes have a grip
pulling me in to you
so I'm there too
As our thousand screams
can be heard
as a pirate flag waves
like a red skirt
A cannon booms
in my brain
and you ask
when will I be ready
to sail again.
~~~
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