The nipples are
Strutting on the runway,
Sagging,
Of density,
My head approximates
A furcoat,
In the embrace of a humming
Heartbeat,
This nakedness
In nature,
The young woman
In water,
I do not know
How to color her
Wet.
The drizzle trickling
From the sky,
Are tears
From her enslavery
To masochistic
Hedonism.
The frail skin,
Abused expression,
Her face
Holding the sky,
If Hestia would be listening,
“Bring me home”, please.
I do not
Know how to
Color her
In the wildness:
Copper nude under the moonlit;
Yellow gold on the green grass;
Or labor wet in the water.
I darken out her
Face,
Deep brown,
No yellow, no gold, no copper
On her body.
I gave her a quill,
To filter the
Falling drizzle.
And Red Caladiums,
For her bosom.
Now she looks
Beautiful,
Smiling
Lovingly,
And free.
Note: Hestia is the Goddess of Hearth and Home, according to Greek Mythos.
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