A Bath In Sunshine Poem by luke holt

i took a bath in sunshine when i looked into your eyes
a mocha pool of colors and a feeling of surprise
tell me you didn't see our children when shaman sang
songs of purgatory and revelers receding in slopes of moon
corpse of an embryo
spawn of a stoned cherub with a hard-on
night falls
her delicate glory
sings to villagers in moonlight
i have never seen such a smile!
euphoric points reached by a blind dynamo
Christ in leather pants
liquid dance
the young folk
all now stripping and consoling
the fangs are lustrous
the fur was ragged and knotted with scar tissue
the paws were flaccid and the claws sharp
and their eyes conceited
they all just... kinda stood there
like a sea of flesh
like a priest or a primate
they all cared
as if they
with their words
could change my future
their horses were bestial
demonic
they didn't know about Rimbaud
but some of em were just kinda
in the pocket.
stop
hark
lets wait for the train to screech it's ugly odious roar
this is what love is for'
sardonically
i looked at this page
it reminded me much of you
and so the festival began without us
but i still loved you anyway
iron steeds
voices
cool streets, serenity and exile
I'm quite sure we were in love 45 seconds ago
what happened?
did you leave your heart at the counter again?
diabetic heart
craving sugar and opium
take me to when the two poets fell in love
molten caramel clouds hovered over darkened streets
my first time
a quick one in june