In A Forest: The Cemetery Daze
Two huntresses ascend with sudden speed:
To retrieve a forest’s gold
And weave its hidden paths.
A Pursuit of men—friends too dear
Two huntresses decide to spin:
Revolving headstones quiet smiling
While the hunt’s declining
Back to back they’re a ring around the
creeping ‘tween guardians of green
they’re alive to search like these
Two Huntresses: with a crimson
net they’d never spare; this twine
shines, their own red hairs
But their rushing, it hushes…
Idling in spiraled awe; “such naivete” whisper the trees.
And both huntresses like gravity
return each other’s stare…
Her lush eyes, through parted lips she sings:
Laughs choke their throats;
sears, misted over by cool tears
But still they melt in heat;
Two huntresses they sink:
“Or the other’s flesh?” they think, blink
Their eyes and “huuuuuuum” a purr
only honey could hear; this loving lure
in the cemetery’s swirling spaces.
burrowed in filthy glee; pink
into coppered earth, squish
and squish and squish and
goo and ooze their bodies
lose all separation from the
grounded earth, its warm hearth
within their skin-chambers
No “she” and “she”, only “we”.
No her and her, an ecstatic blur.
and smile to sway, caught
Fingers blued in berry juice,
And paths woven, they had looped.
Where did their friends get to?
Two huntresses regained the hunt:
Today they pulled a lovely stunt.
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