A Woman Poem by oluchukwu ifechukwu

A Woman



A woman's bosom's precipitous softness
you are inveigled into
is a suspect phenomenon
you do not know

Till swallowed quite tenderly up, and tenaciously
in the putative fragility
of its cauldron expansiveness, and
regurgitated again uncannily the same

Then your insidious self-ebbing away
has begun
ever so helplessly
ever so heartily

That every so often as
even a smothered smile sparks up her coy lips
a cheek-swelling gallows-guffaw
rocks your lungs.

Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: love
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