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    To Whom It May Concern

     

    Not a word!

    The eyes speak in rivers,

    the fingers in trees.

    The body has a language all its own:

    this time we’ll send the interpreter home.

     

    I will open you

    petal by petal

    taking all the time in the world.

    I will build with you a slow fire

    stick by stick

    and watch the color of your sunrise.

    I will play with the wind of you,

    cover your body with smiles and games,

    promises and fantasies that disappear

    without a trace.

    I will stir your secret core,

    witches’ brew of potions and incantations

    and feel you simmering, rolling

    floating in my hand.

    I will fill you slowly up,

    every crevice and curve,

    watch feel hear smell taste you

    growing full.

     

    And when every part of you is one,

    when you are saturated, suspended,

    water trembling over the brim,

    I will ride with you over the falls

    drown with you

    disappear all boundaries

    tumble over and over

    and over and over

    until there is only the spinning dizzy

    dance beyond dancing

    and the great wave crashing to bits

    everything, leaving us

    strewn with the seaweed

    in the sand and the sun

    to dry.

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