Category Archives: Poetry

Atlantic Avenue in April

let me cook you december sun melodies
on my oversized stove made of coal

our bodies (intertwined) shall restore us

in morning diagonal light
your frog-like eyelids flicker
and i kiss them like rosaries on a lost priestesses neck

today let our sins be orgasmic
it is now that our holiness conjures up night

at dusk, we walk back from dinner in almost summer rain
and i imagine your fingertips licking the small of my back
forming lines that spell out love

you feel that electricity don’t you?

this is only
the beginning.

Leave a Comment

Filed under Poetry