DustA Poem by Eve
Oars in the moonlight
The dip of my death
in the fingerbowl,
petal filled with prose
and the essence
of rose water,
ring finger fresh
and to the point
the need to wither
and fade in the
glade of winter frost.
We are… war.
tossed by the hands
of treachery
men,
bundles upon their backs
sleeping in bootstrap cries
and sipping poetry from ladles
of street mongers, and w****s;
casualties of love.
Scattering seeds among
the throngs of drink
and the sway of society.
All poets and fools; we are
Walking contradictions,
Ideals; burst into flame.
Brides, to the nature of
sex and sacrifice.
I long to travel the south
west winds and hold to
the pen of my lover,
be a slave ,
to the white of skin
and the silk of immortal
Moonlight,
Soft upon their breasts,
I will lust for the
pouring rain, and
become dust,
neither lost,
borne, nor dying.
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