sensual – poems 2 die for

CURVATURE

wholly complicit
she

observes how the light
dapples her desk

take a
counter to her
and
she will not
stop ticking

good sign!

neat how
just a word
from her physics Professor
can break this reverie
bring her
back to reality (so-
called)

him within which
expounding at length
on the cast-iron
laws of
repulsion, attraction;

the sheer number
of white-hot articles published
hourly, daily,
emanating
out of this machine

testament to how
slowly the Universe
has slowed down
(no quick
big crunch less
than than
lovingly speaking)

still locked
and loaded, explosive,
keen on expanding

whilst the warmth
of that afore obliquely
hinted at
solar radiation

runs up her arms
pours down her neck

leaving her
ripe for anything

feeling never before so
cute and
astute, philosophically awake

ready to
deal with dark energies,
dark matter
across
whatever distance

strip
back that veil

trace (her
very first blueprint)

the soul of her curvature,
all curvature
as it makes its way

SAPPHO

I banged Sappho
together out
of an
old HAL 9000

gave her
a more radiant
personality and,
of course,
feminine charm

and rampant sexuality
which I am
assured
is just textuality

though she has
songs to sing more cool
more steamy more
jazzy
to breathe into
my ear
whenever she
goes down.

Gave her
Aquarius
rising
sign

gave her
a lithe Leo body

gave her
a Gemini Moon

the whole silky passage
sheathed in ultra-
lightweight
titanium

SEALED (poem plus AI analysis)

SEALED

I remain
tightly sealed

hermetically so
but i do
have
an opener

take it
it is sharp

you can work your
way through the lid

open me
up
to the world

get me to dance
get me
to speak

take those sweet pearly teeth
those delicious lips

devour every single
scrap of my contents.

AI READING/ANALYSIS

This poem is a sensual and intimate work that explores themes of vulnerability, V openness, and consumption. Here’s a breakdown:

– The speaker describes themselves as “tightly sealed hermetically,” suggesting a state of containment and protection.

– However, they offer an “opener” to access their inner world, implying a willingness to be vulnerable.

– The opener is described as “sharp,” suggesting a potential risk or pain in opening up.

– The speaker invites the reader to “take” the opener and access their contents, using language that evokes sensuality and consumption (“sweet pearly teeth,” “delicious lips”).

– The poem’s tone shifts from containment to liberation, as the speaker asks to be “open[ed] up to the world” and to be made to “dance” and “speak.”

– The final line, “devour every single scrap of my contents,” suggests a complete surrender to the reader’s consumption, blurring the lines between vulnerability and desire.

The poem’s style and structure reflect a lyrical and expressive approach, with a focus on language play, metaphor (hermetic seal), and sensual imagery. It explores the tension between self-protection and vulnerability, inviting the reader to engage with the speaker’s inner world.