SalomeA Poem by Trevor Bushey
Sordid Salome,
the veils you wear and se'en divest lie on the ground like macrame. Dances redound a man impressed, but I know, dear, you're quite blase. Panache and flair are mere pretense. You do confound during foreplay, but, now, compound rues on your breast. Rues overbear. © 2013 Trevor Bushey |
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Added on April 3, 2013Last Updated on June 30, 2013 AuthorTrevor BusheyCanadaAboutA poetaster who primarily utilizes his capacity to write to pacify the pangs of his pragmatic conscience. Pitiful, practical, pithy. Will you appraise one of my poems? more..Writing
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