The Birth

The Birth

A Poem by Henry Clemmons

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Crying between rhythmic thighs
Stroked legato, gently
Uninterrupted, long and smooth
Then quickly, sharp, staccato
Pleasurable whines, whimpers
Strung tight, perfect fifths

Passionate fingertips caress neck, glissando
Rising, falling, seamless
Air flows, in and out, of F-holes
Her bow, a perfect touch, taut
Orgasmic vibratos
They’re one.

Muses celebrate in multi-colored frenzies
Symphonic life, birthed
Forcing art forefront
From muse's womb
Creation’s water breaks
One last push
Angelic face free
Umbilical leash cut
A slap
Fortissimo

Life born

© 2011 Henry Clemmons


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A good use of the musician and birth of ideas and independence. You wove this nicely and I enjoyed all of the musical phrasology that was utilized to make your story come alone. Nice

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Henry Clemmons
Henry Clemmons

Montreal, North America, Canada



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My name is Henry Clemmons. I currently live in Montreal. I love art: the written word, the performed word, music, lyrics, photography, canvas, drawing. Please visit my Blog also. I write all types o.. more..

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