Octagon-love
By Mark Heathcote
Wed, 14 Jan 2009
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Does her ivy; an oak bough cleave?
When her body, is clenched in unison
Does a twofold breath still bereave?
It’s one single, singularity in motion.
Does he tent-peg her octagon-love
High or low in her valley of stars
Does she yearn, more deeply above?
Or below, compass arthritic arms.
And should both their oceans mingle
Like a green velvet salt-sea-spray
Let each dual shipwreck slowly shingle
Not a salvage slipknots anchor away.
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