The poem that fell apart.
By cadymae
The viscera stirs and senses around.
Its caution furls. It makes no
sound.
its building urge leads it aground
muscled thighs
Sensuous twists, tensing then sighs.
Grasping close fists.
Open palms now align.
Murmurs, hisses, gasps, ahhs and eyes
half-open, cries,
"O"
Sated, falls back, breathes
deeply and sighs.
Caution returns and senses retire.
'til
the next mind passes and hopes to entwine
It eases down to its
torpor.
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Copyright 2012 cadymae
Published on Saturday, September 29, 2012.
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"Poetry"
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On Saturday, September 29, 2012, FadedBlues
(2096) wrote:
...intriguing. an artfully described little journey that subsides into blissful lethargy...
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A former member wrote:
Priceless masterpiece. I really enjoyed it, to the core.
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A former member wrote:
Elite vocabulary- classical pace- good write, enjoyed