She, The Only Knowledge That Remains
I.
My mind is a juggernaut
of dirt and steel.
My hands on your body,
the arbiter of all that is real.
With tears that fall
like the spider crawls,
I sing these syllables
of voracious yearning:
how I want you,
how I need you,
to slide open these closed curtains of Self
with the silky drawstring of your trembling lower lip.
II.
Welcoming the sun-stream that kissed across his face,
the boy with the nervous fingers sat in the dusty tranquility
of delicate possibilities.
He recalled the way her streamlined caresses made him heavier;
like a burgeoning white dwarf star,
his heart hurtled towards the Chandrasekhar limit.
As they built the skyline of ideas higher and higher
with the love-painted bricks of body and breath,
a wall of shattered blue sky began to appear
in gorgeous streaks of orgasmic annihilation.
He reminisced how the rainbow of bliss
seemed to emanate from the softness of her skin;
as they encircled each other like planetary rings,
they dove in, they dove in.
Imprisoned in the throes of a glorious epiphany,
the birthplace of every element besides hydrogen and helium
became the volatile-but-fertile kindling of her seductive smile.
III.
My mind is a juggernaut
of dirt and steel.
My hands on your body,
the arbiter of all that is real.
With tears that fall
like the spider crawls,
I sing these syllables
of voracious yearning:
how I want you,
how I need you,
to slide open these closed curtains of Self
with the silky drawstring of your trembling lower lip.