Posted on March 27, 2011 at 3:23 AM |
And Isis kisses
The breasts of Jodie
Each kiss like planting
A small blossom on
A still small pond and
Jodie strokes her hair
And runs her finger
Down Isis’s back
And outside two cats
Fight and a railway
Train sounds and the bed
Rocks as their hot love
Making takes off and
The shadows on the
Walls seem like a hushed
Audience of loving
Well wishers and on
Lookers and Isis
Kisses downward and
Jodie opens her
Mouth to say words but
Nothing comes nothing
Formulates just air
Just warm hot air and
The tingling nerves
Race down her spine and
Lights go on and off
In her head and she
Runs her thin finger
Along Isis’s
Ass and through the now
Parted curtains a
Moon hangs in the dark
Evening sky like
A silver coin and
The stars like scattered
Diamonds and an
Owl hoots and Isis
Lets her lips touch the
Scented love garden
Of Jodie’s sex and
Fingers hold and eyes
Close and stars are born
And burn out and die
And a memory
Of a dear father
Dying slowly of
Cancer with all the
Sad questions asked but
Without an answer.
Categories: Poetry & Lyric, Terry Collett
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