Slipping
through our toes
The
grit of organic muds
This
evening among strawberries
You
are in your row, alongside
Studying
a berry in your palm
How
the flesh glows red and gives
The
teardrop underside
Will
it fit the open lips
As
you turn it toward sky?
In
your bending, ripe and green
Your
breasts drip to touch
Upon
the tips of grasping leaves
Will
you hold me, dirty
As
the sun dips pink
At
the end of our rows?
Of
the Flesh
|
Of the Flesh
At the end of our
rows
As the sun dips
pink
Will you hold me,
dirty?
Upon the tips of
grasping leaves
Your breasts drip
to touch
In your bending,
ripe and green
As you turn it
toward sky
Will it fit the
open lips
The teardrop
underside?
How the flesh
glows red and gives
Studying a berry
in your palm
You are in your
row, alongside
This evening
among strawberries
The grit of
organic muds
Slipping through
our toes
|
I'm calling this a Mirroratras. Each poem mirrors each other, but backwards. Both become one poem, united yin and yang.
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