by Pris Campbell
She sails, hard on the wind,
discovers an isle crammed
with bent orange trees
and one naked man.
He picks and
peels a nearby orange,
drinks its juice,
licks his chin,
touches himself,
disappears,
leaving her
to plot the coordinates
of lust.
Monday, June 21, 2010
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