Alcove Of Innocency Poem by james watkin

Alcove Of Innocency



A-flush with an all-round sweetness.
Fresh, of fairest vibrancy.
Of light itself an emanation!
Alcove of Innocency.

I only see children therein.
Dribblings of dainty mouthings.
Stained, but for wholesomeness; for what
Mandarine-benignness swings.

Under what conforms, grotesque-weighed
Unruly for these growths in
A sinful fruitage, misshapened, black
With thorough putrifying

Twill collapse. When tastes, as loathesome
Have grown up beside it.
Extended of tongue, wetly, hot.
Juicily vile; in whisk's fit.

Sunday, September 1, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: garden,innocence,sensual
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Julia Luber 01 September 2019

There should be an invented word of reaction for this poem, as its high originality inspires desire for same in how one responds, …...

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