Forbidden FruitionA Poem by Kristina YoderSliding hands in, tendons rippling under his polish olive skin. Eyes lustful, unable to pull them away from my mouth. Strip away the labels, the chronology, the context and just float. Exist side by side absorbing each others’ swollen glands and delicious structures. Hidden touch, unobserved by all but us. Tiny moments bursting with unseen satisfaction. Forbidden fruition. A buildup long and slow, piece by piece. Unescapable mirroring that nurtures a celestial connection, filling a visceral void in us both. A mutually understood, simultaneous emptiness and overflow of desire, discomfort and disdain. © 2018 Kristina Yoder |
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