Persephone Counts Pomegranate Seeds

Persephone Counts Pomegranate Seeds

A Poem by Onoma

Persephone sits under a leafless tree,
sprouting infantile green.
her back against the trunk, her knees
square against her breasts.
her dress adjusts like an eye, to fading
hues seen after change.
she's surgically bisected a pomegranate--
with the intimate caress of her right
pointer finger.
counting the gory plumps of its seeds.
her legs start to rattle as if in orgasm--
she crushes the pomegranate between
the palms of her hands.
having tallied those freshly admitted 
below.

© 2024 Onoma


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Added on April 15, 2024
Last Updated on April 15, 2024