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Shakespeare's Monkeys

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because the bed is too wide

this is how it would be:
on the couch, pressed together,
sweat gluing our limbs and hairs
into place within the other.

the round of your head perfectly
cupped into my hand, my breasts flattened
against your arm.

moments earlier, i would have drawn
circles on your thighs with my blood,striping
your cheeks in warrior red,
you licking my fingers clean,loudly
complimenting the taste of iron.

you would have come to me ringless,
forgetful of the mother of your sons,
to breathe my skin and stretch my ins.
eyes exclaiming amazement, you would say
"i never knew freedom until you held me".



Kath - on Mar. 12 2007

Of course I have read this before but I must stop in to pay tribute. A bold, original piece that tends toward self-created mythology.  The words here chosen to fit together as powerfully as these two bodies.  An unforgettable poem.


Anstey - on Apr. 5 2007
I love the simplicity of the image against the complexity of the thought.


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Somday In May - on Apr. 13 2007

I love this. I love it in soft kind of way and a Holy Cow kind of way all at the same time. The first two stanzas lull the mind into a false sense of security...love, passion, need.

Then the last...WOW!


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