Snare

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Tzara
Tzara
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Her words evoke her body and I am caught
in the slipknot of sex, hung
upside down on a metaphor, waiting
to be either skinned or cut down.


Tzara
Tzara
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unpredictablebijouunpredictablebijoualmost 16 years ago
wow man

I'm not sure I can beat the strange wonderfulness of the anonymous comment here, so I'll just say:

Yow. Yum. As always.

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 16 years ago
Of course I feel the same

To be as your coverlet, wet as

Zinnias on the last day of

April, plastered petal to chest.

Risen dawn and a ring of flowers

Announce your fragrance of readiness.

WickedEveWickedEvealmost 16 years ago
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Such a slender poem that it doesn't have much of an opportunity to grab a reader's attention. If you remove "in the slipknot of sex" from the poem, you pretty much have a thin woman in a pantsuit. But when that phrase is added, the woman changes into a one-piece leopard spandexy thingy -- a tasteful one. :) Oh, the excitement.

LeBrozLeBrozalmost 16 years ago
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