FrostingA Poem by EricI decide to devour her, right there on the kitchen floor.
She leans over her half-frosted cake, the shadow of her elbow enormous on the wall, her beauty explicit only at certain angles.
Her nose is wrong. Her mouth is wrong. Her eyes are wrong.
She lifts the silver milk and drinks. And I see it; she is beautiful. If I gaze at her too long she climbs into my eyes and makes everything beautiful.
I decide to devour her, right there on the kitchen floor. Hunger always feels like the prelude to shame but I’m moving too fast now for traffic signs. She seems to know this road.
I whisper until no speaking is left in me.
I’m inside her mouth, behind her tongue. She tastes like chocolate milk.
In sex, the mind dissolves leaving the body, only the body and its little satin parts. And sometimes, licks of frosting on fingertips.
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Added on June 27, 2009Last Updated on June 27, 2009 AuthorEricNYAboutI love my wife and children, New York City, unusual books, off-beat movies, meaningful music, broken people, unexpected friendships, sentences that begin with the word "and," used book shops, modern a.. more..Writing
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