Corn

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We are running hand in hand through corn,
in t-shirts and shorts with bare feet digging

into the soft earth moist and black, turning
here, there, bursting through the rows until
suddenly coming to a stop. Hearts racing,

bodies press together; shirts up, shorts off.
Entwined like vines, we slither to the ground
as the field is filled with our moans and cries

and the cornfield sheds her rustling husks

while bending her erotic ears to better hear.


Ancient fertility rites are being observed.
Sperm-bearing pollen grains jar loose and

the sweet seed seeps into the good earth.
America, your corn is holding your lovers

in the breadbasket of an intimate embrace!

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