Roseus

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She slapped me
and I dripped sap
along my leg,

like a young pine
twisted, cut
by a severe forester.

But then I lapped
from that thin slice
in her trunk,

my hair grasped tight,
held firm.
There I drank another life,

from mother to mother,
set myself low
and opened. Pink.


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unpredictablebijouunpredictablebijouover 15 years ago
beautiful

and immensely delicate. It's funny; you really seem to have a knack for understanding women and their interactions. This is sweet and angry in all the right ways.

WickedEveWickedEveover 15 years ago
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Nice line: like a young pine twisted, cut. Last stanza wasn't my favorite but, overall, good poem.

Safe_BetSafe_Betover 15 years ago
!!!

Very nice, Madam!

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