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calcified, erotic poetry, lady bits, poem, Poetry, sonnet, tentacle pubes
Murky. Shapeless. Rag. Squeeze me here, I’ll mange
and moult. That’s not my flesh. These photos lie.
“But don’t they all? Those who dwell here must change,”
she said, “This wet, starved sheath shall ossify
to bone soon.” Her stoned stonework. “Lady bits,”
her son, Cthulhu, claimed. Tentacle pubes
and the big bling words: ossify, moult, clits.
None of that is found in these photos. Sleaze?
Maybe … but not meaning. Hashish muddles
me mind, dusk’s spliff, dusk’s gloaming. Under skirts
my dear eldritch horror had grown bouldered,
calcified. Flint’s bling. Flesh without jiggles
like seas without stars. Why? No: how? Perverts
taking selfies. Murky. Shapeless. Naked.