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Click hereWhen you can't breathe
because I am
lodged in your throat,
will you
spread your dove's fingers
and hover upon
my cruel contorted buttocks?
It is hard to embrace this;
you must be strong-
pinioned, your arms ever in
a pale Greek attitude, you
must have Parian lungs
not to choke or scream.
Will you go down to stone
for me? Will you
be that coarse faithful thing
that I may feel and always
find firm?
Like all monuments
you will be more
beautiful than that
which you honor.
How long now?
How long before
you shake off your marble?
Interesting variation on the Galatea story, with a return to stone.
because you'll almost always come off sounding solipsistic. CParr's poem is sweet and loving, so I think she wrote a far better poem.