![]() TendrillsA Poem by Ada
Tend to the call of
My tender tendrils As they wait for A suitor to arrive, lull me and ease my length Into the night. The evergreen feels The ways in which I use my limbs, for However reluctant; as I ward off fears of Entrapment by Easing the strain. Unashamed of Tangling up your senses; I suffocate your body With tender clasps My appendage- a hunting tool that makes off into the bush and Together we stalk our prey. Corkscrewing- opening hungry passages at the juncture of seduction. We thrive inside mossy cavities- at the basin of sweet taste; where it's easy for you To relax about what I am knowing I've never had the appetite to strangle anything for sport. © 2022 Ada |
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2 Reviews Added on January 25, 2022 Last Updated on January 27, 2022 Tags: Plants, nature, relationships, metaphor |