help me, help me
do it better, get it to
go to my *eponymous strait,
hearkening to the lament of
penetration, astride the pinnacle
of excellence, all of our understanding
is based deeper, help me, help me do it
deeper,

ultrahot core, taking
measurements of joint
effort, figure the distance
from Earth To Sun, from Capricorn
to Sagittarius, help me, help me
do it better,

when push comes
to shove, erotic canter,
I hear tubular bells, fifty
light years away in the night
sky, a star like our sun, you're
doing a penetrating dance, kneeling
away from Earth and then back again,
help me, help me do it fittingly tubular,

Oh my Luna!
it's taken a turn,
bending toward the
familiar, that penetration
be a part of continuum, in
this artist's conception, help
me, help me paint orgasmic strokes
of understanding,

back and forth
something massive
is orbiting, tugging pink
this way and that, help me,
help me in timing, how long
does it take to complete an orbit,

planetary sapphos
playing gravitational
penetration, do you know
how hot you look between
my legs playing tubular bells
on the scorching sheets of the
planet's heat-swollen crevice,

I feel the dip
that repeats, and
repeats exactly, the
penetration you wear
so well, delivering a generous
splash, you generate anticipation,
help me, help me position the shadows,
the next dip captures the light,

penetration, help me,
help me work deeper
on this concept, kneeling
away from Earth and then
back again, help me do it
fittingly tubular, hearkening to
the lament of penetration, astride
the pinnacle of excellence...


Copyright 2006 Sage Sweetwater, firebrand lesbian novelist

*eponymous [An eponym is the name of a person, whether real or fictitious, who has (or is thought to have) given rise to the name of  a particular place, tribe, discovery, or other item. An eponymous person is the person referred to by the eponym. In contemporary English, the term eponymous is often used to mean self-titled. The word eponym is often used for the thing titled particular place, tribe, discovery, or other item. The word eponym is often used for the thing titled]

Ancient Whispers: Gaia Returns
was the subject of discussion
in my Poetry Life & Times
interview in the February 2006
issue with editor Sara Russell
http://www.authorsden.com/visit/viewpoetry.asp?id=151862