Illustrious Phallus

Illustrious phallus!  Therein procreation, the urge for a bedfellow, 
To yearn for the delight and gnaw not bashfully, 
Seeking the unfound renascent song, faithful-song, 
Gross poems like lemon to the mouth, 
Seeing the wetness of wood, lapping leaves, perfect motionless or no,
A lying form, tremulous and ashamed of its divinity arouse this mystic whisper, 
Follow its lawlessness, 
A pilot whom hastens a passionate storm to solicit sex to warp the woof,  
My privacy a loan from plenty; 
A wish of sliding softly, thrusting, kisses; drunkenness leads to fatherhood,  
To embrace hips, cling to trembling thighs, bending, waiting for the clinch,  
A moment pliant, another unwilling, 
Be tender to fiery stars and enveloping dews, emerge flitting and flawless,
to act upon stalwart loins.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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