After Rodin’s Sculpture, The Kiss, 1901-04
I feel your hand on my hip Your hand speaks to me Is the story of our finding one another The story of the moment And never letting go The story is in the hand That held the book In which you read The story of Francesca and Paolo In Dante’s Inferno Our story My breasts come into being Full of you Remembering you My kiss feeds you all I know My strength in the Face of knowing they will Kill us for this And send us to hell And still we dare To be as we are Together Here All eyes on us Knowing only what They want to know Only their story Into which we disappear By virtue of our eternal Nakedness. Arya F. Jenkins Arya F. Jenkins' poetry, fiction and creative nonfiction have appeared in numerous journals and zines. Her poetry and fiction have both been nominated for a Pushcart Prize. Her flash, “Elvis Too” was nominated for the 2017 Write Well Awards by Brilliant Flash Fiction. Her work has appeared in at least three anthologies. She writes jazz fiction for Jerry Jazz Musician, an online zine. Her poetry chapbooks are: Jewel Fire (AllBook Books, 2011) Silence Has A Name (Finishing Line Press, 2016). Her poetry chapbook, Autumn Rumors, has just been accepted by CW Books and is slated for publication September 2018. Her latest blog ishttps://writersnreadersii.blogspot.com.
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garth
12/13/2017 07:20:22 am
Marvelous poem, Arya. I wanted to pass along my work inspired by yours.
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