Intercourse Ii Improvivsation 02 12 2012 Poem by Lee Mack

Intercourse II Improvisation 07 17 215



The beginning would wait
The first could not
Run the course from ancient
American histories
Of fool's powers
Life hopes with prayer
Watch at the coming of a poetry
Lay acceptance naturally
Covered from the cold -red
Philter incense
Breathes the herb - white
Turnip rooted stone warm grounds
Bed blossoms to rest together
In naked wet
And hold the cemetery's dead…
Her hands are straps her thighs
Are ropes
They comfort anticipation and
Overwhelm stroking -in the gasps
Confessed
The swell in the channel's breach
Tolerates informed amplification
From the depths of the well naked
And tempered
Touches of ancientness wears
through every African's skin
Ages from whence came leaving
By funerals of departure
The presence she lays matches
Her mind's dispatches
Subtle messages her body attaches
To are all mine -and leaves
The yoke of child
Fields confront us both
And I for her protect them
With mystery
Life wills another poetry
Love in the intercourse
Mysteries and marriage when
Poetry marries
The hope of love
The first could wait
Beginning could not.




Lee Mack copyright 2009. ISBN # 0615318347. Do not reproduce without permission.