Summer Leaves (2000)

 
 
 
Quite suddenly,
Amiss the sunlit blanket
Of that naked sky,
Leaves fell,
Ecstasy was raped-
Soiled drapes all that befell
Rich and creamy growls,
Underneath the silky sheen-
Sheets who held no questions
Better left unanswered- or irrationally ignored.
Firm bodies solely dwell
Upon the moss, whose whimpers pleased,
Ongoing passer-bys' wild dreams-
Wild dreams of far-off lands,
And virgin springs,
Fields of passion- nectar drinks
To quench some sailor's burning lips-
Ablaze the fires burn,
Erupting amongst trees,
Sweet pines now hasten pace
In order to caress,
The tender curving stream-
No screams, please-
Just blissful symphonies-
Of rhythmic breaths,
As trunks slip down nearby,
Breaths now do exhale,
As autumn comes,
And summer leaves.
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