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Alexander Coy
Poems
Aug 2016
Rampart
If I knew I could have you
in a dark alley way,
behind a Latino
club, Desperado's
or something rather,
without any passerby,
no cop in sight,
I'd still decline
You see, it's not the opportunity
I want to sieze, but the heart
I want to freeze, and burn
it down like a suburban house;
and set ablaze all the green
If I knew I could fill your belly
with one, no two,
please you with
three little seeds
I'd refuse, give up,
sign off and leave
Tuck you like a memory
in the back of my jeans,
au revoir, Nacadoches;
My sweet American diet,
c'est la vie
For I am only a finite
creature, on the brink
of immortality
You could do without the
deceit, mi carnal amor,
with velvet blue sky
under your precious feet.
Written by
Alexander Coy
Austin
(Austin)
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