"Don't touch me", she said:
"Perhaps your eyes' evil will infect me,
or I'll become addicted to your foot,
and hide from your face's light".
You went before me like a soldier
in a mine-field, afraid
to put down your foot - yard-trampeler,
thigh-conqueror, breast-biter.
Who asked this of you?
Did she not say, "Don't touch me"?
Not "Kiss me" or "Bite me" -
for perhaps I will be infected
by the badness in your heart,
and become bitter inside you -
I will become a mine-field:
The scent of grass caresses your face.
I've grown satisfied from the roses' thorns;
I've already been pricked by perfume of your neck,
that stuck to her lips when they said, "Dont't touch me".
I've already been prey between your teeth. Did you like how I tasted?
If I have become bitter, please
sweeten me between your lips-
for "Don't touch me", she said,
but I'm already addicted to your face, your skin.
Monday, March 18, 2013
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