Baker's Chocolate
This is an appetite, this is a craving
A thirst, a small yearning for satisfaction
A friction
Between reason and the outburst
Of desire.
Desiring fulfillment
Desiring a filament
Between me and you
A connection
Where the dust never settles
This is not wanting the raw, or the sullied
This is not quite so vulgar
It’s more like a smolder.
It’s the head of a blown-out match with a glowing spark
A deep-belly burn
A darkness of wine
A curling vine around my ankles and waist and
Tonight,
we dine on lust.
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