Sunday, MoondayA Poem by ChadvonswanThe Evening Quarter Has been flipped Tonight the moon tastes tails Swollen mass beat and whipped Until Luna's mouth opens and wails
I can smell the coincidence
in the air There is the answer lurking everywhere Lurking, hiding in plain sight Lingering around for the flight Waiting around for the fight You're face is on the wall Sometimes a flash Is all there is at all A brisk of tongue Licking my ball Inhaling your hair Into my lung My memory Is tall And temporary Are our Calls And cries Your despairing Fall Of all the times I
Tried Not one of them Was noticed Not one at all My worried mind Strives to Meet yours Somewhere
Up in the air Where
You sing Without A care In the world * I wake up Drink and Hurl the dreams Into a wooden bowl Carved from Spite And might And wonder And bright Splendor
Secretly Carved
In the Silent shadows Of the night When eye of The Moon is bright As he licks His spoon Of stars O light When mind blinks And I can pray To the moon And actually feel It listening And I whisper words About your hair And your Sass And the Moon Grows pale When I mention your P***y And Your A*s
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