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Love Poem
By Michael Lujan
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Sex is this constant coming into
control
and withdrawing
withholding
without
the benefit of April.
We lean as one into sharks
to picture love
during lulls in sunless waves
as teeth.
We scrape away the face to call her
pretty afterwords.
Embalmed in years
without the stillness sensing
stillness
in the softness of her neck
she hands back my cadaver.
Once
she was a sound
encased in flesh
and arced against the satin
of my tongue,
yes
cult of love
you were
as that defied
which defiled
when defined.
So now we...?
Oh yes...!
... LOVE her altogether as some
species
when she spits and wriggles free from
her anatomy.
You see,
the whore of life
in death
of course
presents a cunning calling from the hand
that grips the heart in canines
smiling so:
you thrill me
in perpetual
physical
cynicism.
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