Archer Poem by Randy Resh

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In her sights:
the core of nothing made perfect
Erogenous Eris' golden apple crown
collecting my senses
I am drawn
to fix the unveiling
volatile inviolate

And you're raising your knees
with painted feather-nails
calling claiming commanding
brushing my quivering quill
stroking swelling
ardor aching
- you are TAKING
me:
pushing pulling
plunging propelling
percipience perpendicularly

Then you draw back my body
from a cross-legged rainbow
Nuit is bending her
you are bowing your
Archer is arching her
blue-lit back
tickling trying
my body's trunk drunk
delightful delirious dexterity
telekinetic energy
tugging talon-tips
arrow is anchored to twine
twain en twine
entwined
tension-tomb hips
lunging luna lips
sealing our sacred
naked circuit
rocked, locked, and cocked
you let me go -

ARCHER ADORE ARROW ARDOUR ARDOUR ARROW ADORE ARCHER

uncoiling from bonds -
of gravity's profanities
surging sending ascending
surging swirling whirling
through column uncommon
wheels and wires
blazing kundalini fires
through astral aether space...
and I Am
piercing penetrating
raptured and violating
leaping the lines of mortalities' insanities
shearing searing in satiated lust
sending ascending
immeasurable thrust
fit and fury immortal thrust
fury fit flight
flight fit in fury
CLAP! ! !

We ARE the mark
ALL IS ALIVE!
ALL IS AWAKE!
awake awake
A-wake!
awake in our piercing plume wake
soular promenance platinum wake
impaling inhaling the pitiful pale
to violent voluptuous vapour trail

and Archer pulls back aghast
such terrible transcendent target clasp
ecstatic eclipsing cosmic climax
to clasp to grasp at last

the furious flurry
of fount and flow
above embracing our body below
in sacred most solemn shadowed glow
I adore my Archer
Archer's amorous arrow
Archer's arcane artful arrow

then all is asleep
under penumbra umbrella
death is dissolving...
as the gentle gods weep
to drown in Diana's
delicious delirious
mysterious dreamless delight.



For ARTemis
Copyright Randy Resh 2005

Futureale Magazine, July 2009