Winslow Homer, Indian Village, Wikimdia Commons
Light sensations
To put
among the stars
A
constellation
Reaching
out
A
chartreuse wave runs
Eagerly
touching
The
mountains on Jupiter
It
houses itself
In a
dormant stage
These
little balls blown hither and thither
Bursting
their coats
Naked
again
A
flower spreading its petals
Lipping
outward rippled edges
Dramaturgy
in small things
A
skirt throwing itself
Into
a dance
Around
and around
Spinning
and looking
Who
will I thrust myself into next
To
play with the patterns of existence and
Arrange
them in new and original ways
So you
induce the dark to emit
So
many gleaming nuances
In a
purple sky, in green lightning flashes
You
show the aching pulse of each passing moment
I
notice your simplicity
And
your activity
In
the service of images that fill you
They
lead you mysteriously onward
And
somehow I am discovering you-
With
the point of my pen
Certainly Not
I am certainly not thinking of
The luxuries of your table
The sausages, cheeses, olives
Lamb, chicken skewers, salad or
anything so delicious
Nor am I thinking of the beehive
inside my dress-
Living in perpetual fluctuation,
excitation and tension
At a high temperature, with an
animating self-heat
Closely packed, vibrating incessantly
Putting into luminous form
What the multitude inarticulately
feels-
Jostling inside: conflicting impulses
to get
An intimacy and spiritual nearness-
or run away
A heroic passion or fantastical
daring-causes us to
Approach but then reject
the couch
For sensual gratification elsewhere
Certainly not remembering
Your excited eyes and smile-from time
to time
Anarchy from above
So far we have hardly mentioned your
body- This was intentional for
You are a world unto yourself
That we must explore slowly!
Then your tongue between my thighs
My arms outstretched, back arched,
crying out
Is it a fact, or is it a problem?
Does it slide between being one and
being another?
Rashly I fall on you, and the
inexhaustible
Foaming joy of your body, overripe
and sensual
Breaks apart under my fingers
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