Women That Love Snakes Poem by James McLain
Women That Love Snakes
A snake my eat your toe but it can't
Swollow it.
It may worry at your lips with blind
White eyes.
One may slide between your legs when
Your asleep.
One will try to drink the milk from the
Tip of your left breast.
Bushes without leaves to see exposed.
The snake can be a woman's friend when
It's never Left alone.
Tuesday, February 14, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: green
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