Encounters
Encounters
by Ima Ríos
As common vulgars, we fucked
Wallowing as insidious insanes.
My claws panetrated him
and his relish made me come
and I came.
I came as a soul
I came as simple thoughts
Oh, I came!
I came as coming hours
as coming seconds...
as a run from there over here.
As we come
the Oxygen abandoned us
it left us behind
didn't care about us anymore.
It just went away, leaving us
in our moist bubble.
We fought for air,
we groaned
we thought about dying
and we did.
She came. The little seducer.
La petitte mort.
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