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Michele Cariveau
Poems
Oct 2016
Slither
He wears a boa constrictor
draped like an conversation
lounging across his neck
Slithering across his serpent
tattoos, pacing itself idly
along his ****** trek
Serpents tongues
caressing his skin
pleasure the price he pays
Mayan calendars
written in black
marking his long long days
Winking their smiles
upon his fine ***
as he begins to sway
The ladies gasp
when flesh is revealed
as the night he dances away
Strong legs vibrate
along with the drums
the music held so very taut
And all must wonder..
just what magic it is
the tattoos have taken and wrought
Written by
Michele Cariveau
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