Dancing to Adam:Part III
by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen — Read all 1,670 poems by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
I'm so glad you all like Part IV! Here is III. I find it fascinating to watch myself go through this when I put on this CD, "Hard Candy", by Counting Crows, Adam Duritz is the conductor of this dance!
She likes to unleash herself,
whether in mid-morning's oblique
quiet, or, ethereally and
deliberately, after day's duties.
She starts slowly,
counting the beats,
accompanying the build-up
of patterned vibrations,
drawing out and
resounding
the beginning taste,
back and forth, swaying
as her eyes close,
being becomes feeling,
progressions of light-footed rhythyms
teasing and changing,
baton's wild and wonderful
piercing, beat her core,
tones quiver, pauses cresendo,
yet flex moments magic, allowing
breath-holding day to rise
and radiate
pulsating
waves of rapture,
flashing her nerves to
extrasensory planes,
enough to send her
to her knees,
shuddering with
the power
of one man's
musical sight,
wishing
it was his tongue...
Erin Moen
9/22/02
Tuesday, October 29, 2002
Picture, if you will, 2 women who had been at the County Fair for 12 hours, who had several beers there and came home and shared almost a 3/4 full bottle of Jagermeister. Said women were talking and laughing and telling tales from there pasts, then ran out of Jager. Still pumped they reached for the wine *shiver* and, at around 3am, I had to put "Hard Candy" on and make her listen to Adam, which wasn't hard since she was prone on the couch and barely lucid. As I was listening, and given my point of inebriation, I started thinking how sexual music can be and how I am usually dancing at this point, which I had demonstrated to my busting-a-gut friend earlier. It made me think of the most delightful fantasy, the music which was stroking my mind was also licking my body, thus,
wishing
it was his tongue...
Haha, whew, if I had gone on much longer I probably would have orgasmed, but I was struck in the head by my muse, left my comatose friend on the couch, and penned this bit of confusion!
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