
| Colors by Paula Sfeir© We mixed colors, being colored By our orange-red tangerines of joy. Colors and our variegations faded When we came scratching our touch. What is it that we oiled? Stroke by stroke, we tinted Us when a touch of black got revealed By each others caves as we swallow Our sexual connections near orange Tints as we did with our manipulations. Battleships How do our sounds multiply? - Battleships-bittersweets- On those colors we created. Step by step we watched how fishes swam In between my natural colors. Sour love entered me Meanwhile, the man in the window pain watched and smiled, Took his tongue out, delighting. His hazel eyes flushed by air, ivory-white. Then came a huge dark sky- Our touch: whacked and battered. I could see both of their pricks- As flowers bloomed – scenting- I turned myself around, Moved my bell gum, slowly and deep. Both got in- A blue shade protected us. Near us, whales hued! His medium pink hand was swaging my small Queen Margot. My comes, went south. Did he melt us? Resting… We licked like kittens. I have a Petrel Inside my flower bed, rests a stormy petrel, That in between a shallow bridge Moves my constant songs- As Eros blows transparent winds. He never pauses, but nests, Along my thinnest lines, Kisses without tonguing And pushes as he comes. -Till every accord is savored- And then some bouncing balls- Frictions near celestial bodies As I rejoin my walls! As he and I washes water, After screams turn one- Scenting roses near the rain Near our acts! |
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