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Jesse Alexis Blum
Poems
Feb 2014
the kiss by rodin
when I woke up this morning we were white
snow-covered and naked, ivory
carved as statues but warm, a breeze
chest cavity imprinted by a golden cross
IC XC engraved on forearms
we had red flowers embroidered into our skin
dark hair providing the contrast our souls need
no lust here, just eyes crusted by sand
softly moving over each other like pythons
itβs ten thirty and I make my black coffee
the steam entwines with cigarette smoke
eyes glazed, reading a book on sin and redemption
someday Iβll make it to church on time.
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Jesse Alexis Blum
Arizona
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