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RMatheson
Poems
May 2011
Girl Bearing Fruit
She approaches, the **** skin creamy,
Except above the eyes, she is hairless,
exactly the same as polished marble.
Her back and haunches
curve like an inverted spoon of wax,
*** an upside-down heart pining
away for you to invade.
Nubile nymph, teardrop-shaped *******
move with each footfall the same as a slightly disturbed water surface.
The arms, two extended columns of stone, support
in their upturned palms, the alabaster plate of offerings.
Peach,
fuzz-covered, not like her crotch.
Apple,
the shape of her *** waiting for your worm.
Plum,
smooth like her skin and soon slippery with your saliva.
Orange,
like her ***** waiting to be peeled back so the tongue can enter.
Rambutan,
red as lust, yearns for your peeling to expose the coconut-hued innards.
Ripe Akebia,
cracks open, now full of glistening white seed.
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