Her cat-food kitchen reeks —
a sordid poem in my
nostrils —
(why do I return each day?)
I stamp my hooves,
blow kitty-litter
before me in a dark
red Georgia clay
of desire
and lick the tingling sweetness
from her neck
with my sandpaper tongue.
Z
for dVerse Poet’s Pub A Quadrille using the word ‘poem.’
HEAVENS. This is just so good. “a sordid poem in my nostrils”
WOW.
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I like the way you engage the senses in this one., and agree with De. That’s a great line.
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I can smell it, wow!
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A sordid poem indeed! I can smell it now…. She must have really been good!!
Dwight
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😉
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Cats that stick around become special.
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A sordid poem… so unique, and cat with hooves.. it tingles my fantasy.
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“a sordid poem in my nostrils”… woww!!😄❤️
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I can smell the catfood and love how it ‘reeks a sordid poem in my nostrils’ – such a great line! :o)
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Made me laugh.
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Wow, Z! Wicked strange romance thing going on there. But the important thing is the part about the poet voice coming back for more. Not into cat food myself, but I get the impulse. Stick with what makes the hoofs stomp! Works in music and in… um, love. 🙂
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Appreciate it, Charley.
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