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erotic poetry, poem, Poetry, quote unquote, sonnet, whipsawed
On the subway, splattered, your dastardly
dream-turned-shower, shed as a badge of hard
car-knocks, all keepsakes of nastiness. Tree,
for the taking. Sap queen. I go marred bard
when I whine. O lured god, green ya twee boss
hewed. Pallid. Heed, as in, heed my prayer for
– rancor splotches? – all cooed quivered across
your face? Flushed a canvas like flesh you gore
my cum wryly. My thrust into the ankh
rusk of dusk; dripping down your chin. Such crust
spotting car-knickers; an unclean and odd
godly. Less swank and prank, more filthstank, rank
as in – Indeed. My mussed thrust. My trussed
bonedust gone g’na’d. Roughshod, little god.
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note.
As personal puns no one else will get “g’na’d'” is from the Armenian word for go, “g’na,” (գնա/ guh-naw), which I then put in English past tense (‘d) because apparently this is something I do.