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Scarlet Dancer by Bill Brauer
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party girl
� 2001 by john e
A hot sliver capers
off the painting,
wrapped in
see-through strategy,
so you see
she dances.
Over the sea
she is my girl,
interested and laughing.
A warm response
turns her dazzle
on, over the sea.
She twitches to imagine
touches so rare
they cause her knees to bend:
just to imagine this!
(and believe me, i know,
and the touches
most likely not rare.)
Tipping a few
more she would try
to fall into my mind,
to let me be inside her,
let me keep
days of time opened up wide
and elegant
by a capering sliver.
She skipped
dark pools of oil,
regret, stasis
through tangos
so foreign
in their depth
of wet lips,
love of both sidling
and assaulting thighs.
Fired-up and laughing,
my girl over the sea.
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