Queen

you've entered my house again 
against all odds i followed aimlessly 
amid my consumed desire for the sun 
captured in your gaze exposing
 
horse's with seven heads i sighed 
for ezekiel's pastoral conditions 
weathered so beneath st francis's 
torn soles eagerly you cringed 

at the opening of yoni while exploring 
ciaro's entrance abode an yet weakened 
by surah's soiled stained garments of satin 
revealing thy bosom catering to yusuf's 

wandering soul piercing the mauve sky 
breaking neptune into rapture formed 
inspite hindu's mental wrath covered 
in crawling grapevines upon mount olives 

one would rather see madness than discover 
the darkness of the moons sultry glow 
tasting earths sweet nectar in a quiet realm 
across rushing tides we'd meet again
 
crawling and clawing our way back 
savages simply to be devoured 
to soon beseeched by mere threads 
of solidarity mirth and sweet virtue
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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Phillips Avatar
August 14, 2013 at 5:56 AM
Awesome ! Nice use of Metaphors . I enjoy reading it.
Kithinji Avatar
August 9, 2013 at 9:50 AM
...the moons sultry glow tasting earths sweet nectar in a quiet realm...in a quiet realm!
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