Under the Orchard, white, and Satin-silk -A Poem by Mr.Boffin
Under the Orchard, white, and Satin-silk -
Your sleeves whispering, whimpering to Me - Quickly down the Road, walking past your Broken-glass window - Whooshing, I saw your ankles pass - Into your window, under the quilt, our carbuncle joy, Blurring with Dew, and the Grass: Shaded green, Nymphs pass, tunes, swelling rose-buds. Whoosh - Our octave: one, two, three - The golden cathedral, wicked and ruined - Crickety-creaking into your vespertinal Gaze. Actaeon lonesome and cruel, love sick, Through the sea-foam, watched on - Sharpened, and thudding, in the Autumn Night. Ours, soft and crisp, dank and scummy, Flowing, discarded, frightened, Washing up, down the rue de Canal. © 2014 Mr.Boffin |
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