Clove Cigarettes

Clove Cigarettes

A Poem by Anathema Herem

The flame burned down at the tips of my fingers
and I inhaled pale-coloured death, thinking:
we die of consumption.

I've been passing time
sucking down fairy-fruit scented like Christmas
when all I want is your kisses.

© 2010 Anathema Herem


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i like it!! it has good comparisons and has that feel of that brief thought that captures a moment and gives it a deeper meaning that to me sounds like a great type of poetry, it has a name but i forget, and finally i wish to argue and say with out consumption we die, so might as well consume and make merry of it

Posted 12 Years Ago


In here I have a clove-scented incense burning. I have a desire to inhale that scent as much as the air would let me take it in. I want to take it all, and not just touch with my lips the lips where they want to end. But I want to suck life from every word that from that mouth, melts before it comes out in a kiss. I want to take the c out of clove and make it love.

Posted 12 Years Ago


Thanks for joining. I think one of the awards is meant for this poem.

Posted 14 Years Ago



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Added on January 30, 2010
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None so devoted shall be ransomed: Am I a thing set up to the gods, or a thing accursed? 1526, from L. anathema "an excommunicated person, the curse of excommunication," from Gk. anathema "a thing.. more..

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