Taco Tuesday Poem by Kewayne Wadley

Taco Tuesday

Rating: 5.0


My lips opened beneath hers
Unaware of the rumble
Of hunger.
Hot to the touch
All stuffed in soft shell.
With the single goal
Of being digested
A stomach waits in hunger.
A piece of heaven wrapped
And soaked in the fold
Of a tongue, pink and covered
In the zest of life.
She tends to get handsy
A fiesta bowl inspired by the gathering
Of thighs.
Freshly seasoned,
The tip of my nose stuffed in
Soft tortilla.
Anticipation just a supreme taco
Away

Taco Tuesday
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr. Antony Theodore 20 January 2021

With the single goal Of being digested A stomach waits in hunger. A piece of heaven wrapped And soaked in the fold Of a tongue, pink and covered In the zest of life. a very fine poem. tony

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Kewayne Wadley

Kewayne Wadley

Groton, Connecticutt
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