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erotic poetry, ire and cum, poem, Poetry, quote unquote, sonnet
“Venus is kindled by anything, but her greatest heat comes from sodomy, as anyone who has tried it knows” ~ 12th century Italian graffiti.
For a sec those whispers were back, “make it
hurt.” The scars of your anus an old friend
as I sank inside. Back when lust and spit
were the only lube we needed. To rend,
to tear, to walk with a limp. For a sec;
a twitch; concrete grit should’ve been enough;
skewered dog-drip meat; at each sick thrust, “wreck
me.” Back when self-loathing was the thick stuff
that drove my verse; rise and turn bathroom ghouls
sublime. Odd. Without meth Yacht rock remains
vapid. Without booze Venus’ heat cools
and so do I … like sex without blood stains.
For a sec, slick with dawn’s light, ire and cum,
the gods were whispering one last poem.