Cleopatra Bathes in Milk
By poet_hawtin
Thu, 02 May 2013
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The milk is poured from jug to head, it trickles
down to her nipples, cloaking her chin and throat
like a sheet. Thick white droplets race each other,
in an attempt to cover as much of her nakedness
as they can, as if persistent fingers
of eager lovers: multiple
yet simultaneous.
Her hair now an oil slick: wet, jet black and sticky.
She walks to the bath, dribbling a white trail,
plunges into the milky tub and vanishes
into white, until the perfect curves of her arse
emerge as a lonely heart-shaped island.
As she frisks, the milk thickens, foams and froths,
her manservants stiffen beneath their cloths.
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I bet they did...how
Permalink Submitted by littleditty on
I bet they did...how about
into white, until the perfect curves of her
emerge as a lonely heart-shaped island.
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Yes I think you're right
Yes I think you're right littleditty - not that it's my poem of course - but less can be more - leaving something to the imagination can be more prevocative.
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