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Click hereSuch a nice man, so clean
cut, hair neat
as a display garden in May.
He even paid for dinner
and too many
drinks
on our first date and I thought
This may be the guy.
A week later, our first night,
he held my hands together
over my head
and I liked it
so much I let him tie my wrists
later that evening.
That was when I stepped
into the pit,
the soft, soft ground that engulfs you,
from which you can’t get out again.
This is smart, Ellen, as so many of your poems are.
The reader is left with a question: Was this desirable or not? For those so inclined, yes; for those not, no. That's a wide range. Any poem that encompasses that is a good poem IMO.
It does, however, present a parodox: Lit asks you to ID a submission as either erotic or non-erotic when, in fact it can be either according to the reader's need.