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That Kiss

That kiss 
tasted like warm sunlight
toasting the tongue 
with honeyed sun 
and promises 

on a blue sky day

That kiss 
reached far into one
seeking to open words
locked inside let out
like crysallis butterflies

wet and warm, shaking, fluttering away

That kiss 
cracked codes 
brokered seals on contracts
that were ancient and new
begging for no mercy

in love and war, there are no rules

That kiss
like an earthquake 
the world shattering away
toppling old empires 
inside 

crowns and robes falling

That kiss 
ringing in the mind
like bells tolling 
enter at your own risk
beware beware beware

at the table set for two

That kiss 
the mind and heart 
co-dependent
debated, 
but this is accurate

this is true

That kiss 
for memory, served fresh, 
the neck, the breast, velvet soft
the salt on the skin 
tasted hungrily 

beautiful pain expressed

That kiss 
the heart swallowed
the feelings like sherbet 
the skin lovingly aggravated
the rocking of boats 

on the unsure surface of it all, no sight of sure 

what need has one of sures
when the heat is rising
and one begs for relief 
to be immersed 
in a deep cool blue ocean

undulating waves inside

unhostile take overs 
like smooth tsunamis 
take their captives
willingly clinging
each to the other

to the sensual choice

That kiss
drowning the mind
delivers a mercurial 
never ending feast 
for the war-worn bedded

behind closed trojan eyes

That kiss 
arrives one sunny day
while you’re standing in the rain
looking for sunlight 
in your dreams 

the wait is served  

That kiss 
kristallnacht
like the glistening 
of cherries jubilee
under crystal nights

fresh and slick

velvet white peaches 
tested and tasted 
baptised
in violet scented 
dom perignon

seduced, bubbles like love, tickle the throat

That kiss
overtakes everything 
dissolving words to colours 
unheard of in the spectrum melts 
silently loud synaesthesia 

joy and laughter

That kiss 
never for free 
the most expensive cuisine
love conditioned wide open 
to the predatory unconditional 

That kiss 

sensually served
on the menu
the bells no longer are heard
only the crackling friction of
wild electric storms

That kiss

the heat and fire 
defibrillating 
the dead risen again
lying calm 
in the beautiful ruins

shipwrecks

the undiscovered 
buried below fathoms 
souls lost to each other
the most precious 
wanton deep treasures

pirates, 
and their kissing phantoms



Candide Diderot. '24 



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