Red-Hot ReligionA Poem by Butch DecatoriaI have this . . . Hunger Hurricane Hips that interprets danger and the wanton meanings of touch
I have this . . . odd guilt that is relative to Red-Hot Religions of sailors, muscles, showers of spit and lube storms of guy-gravy and then the little girl inside that darling damnation leaves me to these parched eyes
These panther's eager lips that somehow rescue me in reptilian offerings spires and skies which carry me home
away, aware I am one of them chestnuts and china Buffalo and bride all in one salted heavenly hell
I have this . . . hunger a junky for Jackal-harsh joys but the lipstick love of men like magnets to my madness its prick and biohazard truths resounding in my pink poetry
designed by desires and desperations both an epic dirge, I think, which will later play in a temple a Red-Hot Religion
for all of us lost in our lust and the truths of it.
© 2009 Butch DecatoriaReviews
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Added on January 5, 2009AuthorButch DecatoriaLas Vegas, NVAbout"I cannot wait to see tomorrow, but I will live like--I just couldn't wait!" --yours truly "In The Church of (My) Life, Love is Worship" -- yours truly Lets101 Quizzes - Fun quizzes for blog .. more..Writing
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