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Zooey Glass

Poems

I smell your aroma first
a flash of olfactory foreplay~
a cornucopia of flavorful blends mingling
on your skin in sinful unison,
that first exploratory mouthful
a tease that leads to
uninhibited chews of more goo,
exciting my mood through the roof~
your creamy squishy cheesy cheese
dripping off the corners of my mouth,
licked with slow slick tongue flicks
I wallow in my swallows
until I'm full from eating you
I won't stop until you say so
my big gigantic
plate of chips and queso

Written by Sara Fielder © Jun 2013
Madeleine Toerne Mar 2014
Stick straight trees line hills, their arrangement phony
less than 5,000 feet in elevation but elevating humanity for over
sixty thousand.

For more than sixty thousand human beings,
think of fish stuck, are stampeded by shiny black
blocks of detonation.
Explosion for extraction, and teeny tiny port-o-potties
sit, enjoying relaxation where an ecosystem once
enjoyed rehabilitation after March.

We Marched on, up a gravel hill where wind
blew but we bolted our boots to the soil.
Sunglass-clad woman concealed her hurt eyes,
but her voice hurt enough to inspire a kind of
throat retching sensation.

***** up that black, ooey-gooey  you old, weathered mountain top.
Explosives like a firm finger shoved down the throat
denote a rock spew; regurgitate and repeat a dozen times over.
Flatten and deform, never to reform
the water-giving, life-renewing, shady shelter, stable
stool, magic majesty of my mountain.