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BOTANICALLY by Satish Verma Sunday, August 05, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
It was a slant love. Back to back, lips to lips. Lethal and dark strong yet delicate like spider's web. A dark side of the moon sending conflicting signals to bacilli- of dirty lane, pink and blue. My pug licks the toes. The pugmark on green body. I am now flowering. Hydrangeas. � The primrose half-asleep Calendula was burning in veins. Unisex. The clenched fist of a desire. I will not accept a half-lip. The chaste tree was sending a bouquet of steaming pistils. Where the sun will sleep tonight? Till the love-making was over on tangerines. The loose skin now invites the red ants, crawling, wearing your nails. Satish Verma

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