Silky Lights Poem by Maggie Tong

Silky lights nor a suttle flow nor a slick gust

amusing me, flirting and jumping
from surface to surface
Suddenly you turn,
they disappear into the abiss
a trinkle of smiles on your cheek,
your's decides where they lay

Several slide of your hips,
yellow curves shine so bliss

Silky lights fused with peaceful lust

A lash of light sits upon your breast
your hair gentely brushes it away
Silver flakes rest upon your waist

A ribbon stands between but a flake goes a stray
Two have found a home on your lips,
the tongue trys remove them
They jump onto the tongue and again they're home,
your lips caress them

Silky lights glide melting thin dark crusts