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Sylvia Nguyen Aug 2014
Behind the scene of this waterfall,
I followed you again

And there
I saw you
transported into the world
bringing back field reports of a past life

Male entity,
through you,
I lived
beside
isolated
Cold War
stone walls
and waited beneath
sudden
summer rain
surrounding myself
with


too much space

complicated
by raw exposure
where rays shake
the opening heart
inducing the imagination
than the Real
(one of the first poems I wrote when I started writing)
Your lips are where I'd spend an eternity
tasting them like wine
again and again
until I fall and stumble, drunken

but they are only a beginning,
a place of origin and discovery
but my journey
doesn't end there, no...

I have too many miles
to travel and I
will not rest until I have
tasted every inch of flesh

though I might linger
for a moment,  between
heaven and your thighs
Sylvia Nguyen Aug 2014
you have them now* -
hands through which the star wine
can occasionally pour offerings

so pure
as to be invisible.
*use them, use them, use them.
Sylvia Nguyen Aug 2014
Senseless beauty,

Indulge every chance you get.
In that galactic heart of yours,
Where stars are dense as wild flowers
Covering the dark ranges of space.
Where the greatest lessons are distilled
In your subtle flavours and delicate
complexities of your new sensorium.
Eat your guilt, and do not look at your tortured mate.

*The lesson is pleasure not pride.

— The End —