Wednesday, March 7, 2018

Like a tendril your tongue by the Bard of Bat Yam, Poet Laureate of Zion

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Like a tendril your tongue
trails down from the 
balcony of my breasts,
falling forward freely,
it hangs and drags 
in the small pool 
at my center which fills 
slowly with the salty sweat 
made by our steady rocking.

I shift, causing it
to sway further out, 
its sticky end inclined
to cling onto any new
surface it finds. It seeks
to bond, hold fast 
to the tiny hard ledge 
its come upon, so sure
of the rhythmic 
thrill hidden there.

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