The Amorous Cannibal


Suppose I were to eat you
I should probably begin
with the fingers, the cheeks and the breasts
yet all of you would tempt me,
so powerfully spicy
as to discompose my choice.

While I gobbled you up
delicacy by tidbit
I should lay the little bones
ever so gently round my plate
and caress the bigger bones
like ivory talismans.

When I had quite devoured the edible you
(your tongue informing my voice-box)
I would wake in the groin of night
to feel, ever so slowly,
your plangent, ravishing ghost
munching my fingers and toes.

Here, with an awkward, delicate gesture
someone slides out his heart
and offers it on a spoon,
garnished with adjectives.


作者
Chris Wallace-Crabbe

报错/编辑
  1. 初次上传:PoemWiki
添加诗作
其他版本
添加译本

PoemWiki 评分

1 人评分
轻点评分 ⇨
  1. 暂无评论    写评论