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Oysters & Smoke in the Black Garden of Night

Let me breathe the smoke between your thighs,

The way a drowning man breathes water -

my Queen of Oysters.

 

I will sup til hungers end

           the elixir

then sup, and sup again

the banquet of your flesh

with the thousand tongues

of my fingertips and eyes.

 

This Alligator that hides amongst daisies -

let him sleep in the black garden of your hair

 

           O concubine of Saturn

 

Open slow to the brush

rough hands spring petals

that gambol and gyre

in great prickles

through

the spine and scalp.

 

Let us run to the moon, together

or sleep til the noon, apart.

 

My Queen of Oysters,

Let me sleep in the black garden of night.

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Written by
lysander-gray
Australian
Published
Sep 26, 2015
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Tags
#poetry#smoke#erotica#oysters
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