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He loves his soca and His carnival. He calypsos Like only Dionysus could. His power is like the Nymph's - the Oceanid daughter that Kept Odysseus from Penelope - only stronger. So mesmerising: his smile Bursts with a contagious Warmth, like the sun Over his island homeland. A gold cross hangs from a chain Around his dark, dark neck. The smell of his skin spices the air around him, Making my mouth salivate. He tastes like Mayan chocolate; Slightly bitter and tinged with chilli. The scars on his shoulders and back Feel like a ripe nectarine againt my tongue. I want to bite down and feel the juices Run. But. He's a good Christian boy. This island boy is an enigma. Tall and willowy Like a rapier, and Strong and beautiful. I wonder if this island boy Would sheath his faith In my worship, For just one, cool, island night.
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Jul 8, 2011
Jul 8, 2011 at 12:36 PM UTC
Island Boy
He loves his soca and His carnival. He calypsos Like only Dionysus could. His power is like the Nymph's - the Oceanid daughter that Kept Odysseus from Penelope - only stronger. So mesmerising: his smile Bursts with a contagious Warmth, like the sun Over his island homeland. A gold cross hangs from a chain Around his dark, dark neck. The smell of his skin spices the air around him, Making my mouth salivate. He tastes like Mayan chocolate; Slightly bitter and tinged with chilli. The scars on his shoulders and back Feel like a ripe nectarine againt my tongue. I want to bite down and feel the juices Run. But. He's a good Christian boy. This island boy is an enigma. Tall and willowy Like a rapier, and Strong and beautiful. I wonder if this island boy Would sheath his faith In my worship, For just one, cool, island night.
cinnam-muscat
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Jul 8, 2011
Jul 8, 2011 at 12:36 PM UTC
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