From the Wagon, a Momentary FallA Poem by Michael W. FarrellyAfter being dry, the wine called again
So long since we've been together
that I forget how to appreciate your sweetness,
as warmly mocking as it is.
I draw from you secrets:
how to see and behave,
react and control,
vitalise those demons that sleep in my soul
drawing nutrition from wilder senses.
That first kiss from you dilates my pupils,
prickles hair on my body, leaves a taste
in my mouth like sex, victory,
the blood of fresh kill.
And now with you as part of me
the old familiar hunger rises to the surface
rippling death across my cerebellum and changing
the context of my heart's pumped delusions.
Provocation awaits within you.
I fear it.
I fear you.
I fear me, but
I love you
although I did not miss you for one moment
because I knew that within my nature
we would always meet again.
© 2010 Michael W. FarrellyReviews
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1 Review Added on February 27, 2008 Last Updated on July 10, 2010 AuthorMichael W. FarrellyParis, FranceAboutI am a thirty three year old Dublin man living in Paris.Writing a book at the moment(my third) but it doesn't pay the rent yet and is damn well killing me. I have one basic philosophy in life: it .. more..Writing
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