Belly of Your Snake

Belly of Your Snake

A Poem by Hawaiian_fire

-Belly of Your Snake-


This body you inhabit 
the wilderness 
to which I am lost 
fingers stained with ashes
the nails
which bind our cross

blood dirtied
impassioned sin's desire
boils within the cauldron
of lust's heated fire

lips scorched, 
burnt by your 
conviction 
this body broken 
calloused
endless friction

You speak of love
burdened with hate 
a blackened angel 
fallen at Heaven's gate 
limp with affection
in the belly
of your snake,
the fragments
of my skeleton
my loyalty
my ache.. 

though these wings
broken,
though your venom
roams these veins,
I will arise
from the sewers
of your torso
and of it's stains.


January 14, 2004
A Collaboration with Poet Russel Paitent
 

© 2021 Hawaiian_fire


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Hawaiian_fire

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