Every woman should know
the phases of the moon, ache
in the thick infancy of rain—
every morning stretch and shake
bones from their hair. Every
woman should fit
in your mouth—carefully
sway like flowers that sit
in salt water infused air—
hover in the exhaled weightless grace
of breath, know the look of a man
lost among the bones of her face.
Every woman should open for
those who are willing to explore.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem