An Old Building By the Saint Johns
AN OLD BUILDING BY THE ST. JOHNS
Prose and fingers lingering to the North arise!
On this day 25 degrees North of the Sun
Venus and the moon shall collide and dance
Chance!
The St. Johns and a ripple to the retaining nipple
Look!
Abandoned worn jewel on a starved stepped slab
Timeless in presence, structured for intimacy
Star quenching its thirst through the glazing
Into the cool waters of saints it slips
And whispers follow
Hushing and treading - lets sneak in!
Breath of cool air under your skirt
As I lift you up and over
You giggle as you enjoy the hurt
Shhh! Shhh!
We're in!
The smell of flowers pressed and our fortune's luck
Wood creaks underneath sandal-padded feet
Leading by hands clasped in anticipation
A flurry of thoughts of pouring waxy lust
On you this way and that
Silence but the breeze swaying the palm tree leaves
Reflections of the evening and
Shadows drape worn stairs
Impenetrable fixtures of ornament and glass
Warm evening beams
Teasing our skin
St. Anthony’s Temptation is luring us further in!
Copyright © Landor Angulo | Year Posted 2012
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