art
by Erik Thor Sandberg ©
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she stripped down my dream world fantasy
( a post Ostara poem )
wayside
sugar shack
I
want to stick around you for awhile
truck
my tricks with a construction's insistence
spider
vein crawl into my imagination
wiring
my physical desire
to
my own underground utilities
it
was wet granite escarpment
the
way she passed on by
rhinestones
that shone, artificial sunlight
tracking
in spotlights, on her breasts
she
wore pasties, brilliant gold shields
they
captured light, covered her areolas
with
a million angled attraction
I
took off my hat, carpenter disguised myself
as
insects and mosses, I worked diligently
to
avoid detection, my eyes screaming for more
there
were little prayer stalls
with
over hangs and cantilever roofs
each
booth seemed almost instantaneously
raised
to a place where one belt signed registry books
embarking
a grotto trail filled with mysterious surrendered visions
things
not usually fit for human eyes outside on the street
a
remote place, nestled in a valley of mountains
somewhere, everything seemed a slow adapted moment
somewhere,
memory forgets long enough to be treasured
I
ask for orange juice and vodka with a touch of pomegranate
and
take to a veranda, open mouthing the glass sky
I
carry with me a notebook and black pen
lettering
each smell, deep pines and raw pink Earth
she
began to unlock folded surprises
one
after the other, for this poet
dancing
behind veils, eternity embraces stolen time
disrobing,
I knelt by her pooled water, with blade and my erection
each
part of this geometry, was another limb to kiss
another
word, fit where we placed rhythm to bliss
another
poem raced toward mounting our wild inside
another
veil removed beacon-ed nearer
to wanton soles and perfection to ride
EJR
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Wow! good stuff this is! ;-)
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DeleteCrazzee gooode.... Every detail can be seen....
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