it was a forest of spruce alight.
a ravenous renaissance, a hungry cathedral that only bled carmine, carmine red.
god's kingdom of sin, tongue to teeth, breast to breast.
a revival of rome and ancient greece, the burning of pompeii,
the resurrection of mesopotamia.dusted soil speckled her cheeks,
she swore like cap-toothed pirates,
rays of gold
cavorted and swirled me tight-bound.i wanted to be one with her wilderness,
embers in the decedent of night,
the saber that protected
but never, ever hurt.she was wildfire, light but just as easily ash.
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PoesíaSUSURRATE LEVITICUS THROUGH THE BERMS OF MY WEATHER-BEATEN THIGHS.