The sated wind doodles mischievously
no longer the ravening raptor loosed
that scratched sharp claws to my unfettered glee.
Now are you temperate, husky, obtuse.
With pleasure? Do I intuit truly?
Well, I am happy too. Your warming quill
blows tenderly with superfluity -
billows through me so that I am fulfilled.
The almond trees have been worried of flower
pale petals are strewn voluptuously
do they foreshadow you, oh, that they do.
Let us lay down, love on our bridal shower
free-abandon, wild and rapturously
will you take me and I take you? I do.

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Dragonish
PoesiePART 1: Seven poems that explore love. The sated wind doodles mischievously no longer the ravening raptor loosed that scratched sharp claws to my unfettered glee. Now are you temperate, husky, obtuse. PART 2: Follows the tale of a persecuted dragon...