Passion's rehabilitation

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We are addicted to the same drug.

It oozes from pores as vapor and slick
spit and fingered, both greedy for the last
lick of fingers like batter from the bowl.

Tongue cleaned, I breathe our breath
of vaporized passion.

Come darling
let us make more
for you,
no you

no, you.

Desire fueled by desire
Consumption fills the consumed.

Deliver the poison
drip the antidote from your tongue.
Rub it in the sore spots
numb the ache for the plunge and plunder.

I quiver in withdraw.
I want you curved and hungry
Hungry for the structure barely balanced
with a rise and press into places
driven into a whimper.


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TathagataTathagataover 19 years ago
I really

like this image:

~It oozes from pores as vapor and slick

spit and fingered, both greedy for the last

lick of fingers like batter from the bowl.~

Very erotic and yet not " overt"

I hope to see more from you

AnonymousAnonymousover 19 years ago
thank you

thank you for the comments. Withdraw was a mistake, it should be withdrawal. or is it withdrawl. I do not like that word.

"CQ, CQ!"

I am not sure what that means

"73s & 88s"

or that.

?

GingerAnne

ReltneReltneover 19 years ago
CQ, CQ!

Welcome aboard.

I only question the last word in one line.

"I quiver in withdraw." Why not "withdrawal"?

73s & 88s

WickedEveWickedEveover 19 years ago
This is good

And you prove that passion and desire (which often are used so lamely in poems) can be added quite nicely into a well written poem.

AngelineAngelineover 19 years ago
Great Erotic Poem

The use of imagery lends a certain restraint and yet it's very sexual and clearly put. Really good writing.

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