Cotopaxi, Ecuador (summer 2012)

Thursday, July 2, 2015

the status quo (did not fit)



the status quo did not fit
her tight jeans
nor the lacy Victoria Secret
underwear
nor the French kiss sweetened by the clear
stream waters nearby
where the meditation rock sat impassively
waiting with infinite patience
for the two naked people who eventually came
giggling
slipping
giggling
slipping
over the newly laid wood of a moonlit deck.
a tongue filled with intensity
redder than her blood
crawled inside an orange and white
tent
once it was fully erect on the deck
by the kitchen wall
under the spreading hemlock tree
(and no easy feat that was
without instructions!)
and sought the mother-earth
of the warm woman
who in her suggestive energy
triggered a landslide of desire
(which shook the soft tent)
as it buried itself
deeply inside her mouth.
she remained still like a Goddess
carved from a different light
with strong arms
listening to Mozart and a perfect piano,
or searching for a meaningful book,
a poem, perhaps,
an unfailing mariner,
an ever clearer sky.
her thin body 
cloaked in nothingness
and yet with everything real
trapped his head with her hands.
then the slow morning 
made famous
by the sleeping beauty
who discovered his hunger where her ass
had only recently been
ticktock ed
paused
giggled
and eventually slipped
into its' own quiet afternoon
when two smaller cavorting dogs
with no hint of solemnity
walked into their cages and fitfully slept.

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