The Pole Religion of Lustred Love

The Pole Religion of Lustred Love

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It blew straight through his bones like snow through air,

Antarctic night.  He thought that it was warm

Or even hot like black cocaine.  Men’s gods swear

And men believe gods’ goodnesses will swarm

Inside the semen coated tube that leaves

The heart.  At least this one man did.  His eyes

Had filled his organs full of blood that heaves

Against good sense.  He thought about spread thighs

Because the snow had penetrated him

And passed right through his chest and left it doomed

While making it feel like a glistening whim.

He was like a chorister priests had groomed.

..Love left him glowing, emptied him of strength

….The way a penis thrusts to fullest length.

Phillip Whidden