It’s fitting for its flavor
The flesh, so smooth and sleek, impressed upon my lips. The breath I take is short. I want what I must seek when sinking in the tips. My teeth shall not abort
for I can taste syrup. To try something depraved and lose all innocence is choosing to stir up my mind. And now I crave that something grave, I sense.
I know why Adam ate the great, forbidden fruit: the crisp and golden apple. I know he couldn’t wait. Heart rates that stead-fast loop. A tree that’s golden dappled.












