The Wasp
I am a wasp
against your savory flesh
my antennae
dig in
my wings flutter
in place
the hair on my legs
becomes a riot
the blood rushes
along words
hell-bent
the passion of your eyes
boiling from its cup
onto your thighs
I curl violently into you
and just as suddenly fly off
by RC
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You Tell Me You’re a Wasp
Before I knew it, you were gone
Before that, I was caught up
In the single-mindedness of an insect,
Survival, survival pulsating
In a simple world stripped of all hypocrisy.
Only after you were gone,
Did I stumble wisely on my way.
Only after you were gone,
Did I feel the sting of your venom.
Today my tears are cold, they catch the light
Like prisms and flick it right back.
A Response by Rebecca Gonzales
4 Comments:
great imagery and rythm!
Thanks,Lee.
I love the poems, and for some reason every poem I've read today (in books or on-line) have had to do with bees or wasps, isn't that strange coincidence?
Like George Noory says "there are no coincidences".
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