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My hungry lips started to talk To her lips in language hungry, And my tongue began to unlock The well of  her language sundry Necking her North African mounds; Halting at her salving shell pink To sip and sup her winy words, And faint and wake and rise and sink In the waking sleep of the tongues Of her fire To pen my un–Sufi desire To die in the dunes of her body. © LazharBouazzi, October 20,  2016
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Oct 20, 2016
Oct 20, 2016 at 4:47 PM UTC
Dying in the Body
My hungry lips started to talk To her lips in language hungry, And my tongue began to unlock The well of  her language sundry Necking her North African mounds; Halting at her salving shell pink To sip and sup her winy words, And faint and wake and rise and sink In the waking sleep of the tongues Of her fire To pen my un–Sufi desire To die in the dunes of her body. © LazharBouazzi, October 20,  2016
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Oct 20, 2016
Oct 20, 2016 at 4:47 PM UTC
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