Friday, January 18, 2013

She Thinks of You While Cooking




She Thinks of You While Cooking


It’s the crescent of the body,
a relief, the way to yield

across the kitchen table,
the way body becomes

vulnerable, soft indentions into wood.
With our reflexes, we become tasteless

in all our desires in the wait;
she finds you in the fragrance,

and creates a marriage—
the lemon, oil, and the pepper.

This is the nature of all fruit,
The offering, the submission of their only flowers,

an exotic display, a culinary play
narrated daily by the heavens.






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