beware
the call of skin
each
sticky cell
but
filaments of remembered bone
sticky as
molasses dripped on linen
gathering
form as strung pearls
distinct
and clear as knocks at a door
opening
under the charge of that first hot kiss
under the charge of that first hot kiss
beware
the call of skin shimmering each
pounded breath of new-found air
pounded breath of new-found air
I've been warned!
ReplyDeleteHaha Stan :)
DeleteWhat a warning this is! Who could ignore it?
ReplyDeleteSeven Whirls with James Joyce
Thanks Stan and MM for stopping by.. Magical who could ignore this? Just about everyone - lol - at some point or another :)
DeleteVery good advice and poem.
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping and taking the time to comment :)
DeleteI'm like a moth drawn to your flame, Pearl. With or without warning!
ReplyDeleteThanks for flying over and stopping by - Mhmmmm the moth to a flame sounds like a "beware" situation of its own - lol. Thanks again Walt for the enthusiastic comment - greatly appreciated.
DeleteWhoo! Such visceral imagery in your writing - wonderful work. :)
ReplyDeleteOh thank you for the very kind words. So much appreciated :)
DeleteThere is a heaviness looming as this story begins..all at once lifted by that parting kiss..beware indeed..mighty words..
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