Quicksand Of That Good Woman Poem by Donal Mahoney

Quicksand Of That Good Woman



Earlier than ever this morning
I wait for copy to vacuum.
It must be free of error
and the deadline is near.
But what matters today isn't news
about war, poverty or race riots
ripping the city.
What matters today
is the warm quicksand
of that good woman
under me again,
taking me in.
Let her writhe,
let her tug at her knees,
let her legs go off
in every direction.
Let her take what I have
and lunge for more.
I'll be here forever,
a bee crazed by the honey
buttering her thighs.

Sunday, November 23, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: love
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