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Nature girl

by mike-adam

trod lightly to avoid disturbing leaves fallen and feeding filamental roots of fungus. these puffing spores, teasing the nose to sneeze a spawning mushroom love. wherewithal to breed, hypothecary of suspension neither dead nor alive, hung in the balance, forests outweighed. you soaked my love in your hand kerchief, adjusted outdoor lipstick in the mirror forever ready in the sacred pouch of bag. you like to love in the woods, on the beach, in that castle and on the bus carrying us from Paris. thrilling the thought of capture, a sudden lens, natural rapture, fecundity of trees spilling carefree nuts, of hairy bee legs moving the future, whole species in a shuddering buzz. hairs in my nasal passage protrude, never have money, the necromancer said, reading this face, portraiture of fortune. but in this new forest on bedded lichen and moss scratching and soothing, intermittent I saw you, naked as morning joy.
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