Lollipop ~ Katja Faith
If the words of my heart
By Tesla coils or otherwise
Induce
A reaction in you
In the core of your flame
Then I am made more
In Beardsley curlicue or otherwise
Embellished
Tattooed tongue-tied
In the core of your flame
If the words of my heart
By Tesla coils or otherwise
Induce
A reaction in you
In the core of your flame
Then I am made more
In Beardsley curlicue or otherwise
Embellished
Tattooed tongue-tied
In the core of your flame
10 comments:
I didn't understand the full meaning of this one, possibly a private thought? However, it didn't take away any of the unique lines of prose.
Enjoyable from beginning to end.
All words induce a reaction. And the reaction be the ink of the tattoo and the bending of the curlicue.
It takes a cunning linguist to tie a tattooed tongue into Aubry's curlicues or Nicola's coils to induce a current of flame at their core. Sometime you prose eats it.;p>
Word verification: tomixt - ride 'em cat boy.
Jimmy: This is about as close to a love poem that I get :)
Walking Man: "And the girl behind the counter has a tattooed tear, / One for every year he's away she said" - Tom Waits
Yodood: Sometime you eat the prose, sometimes the prose eats you ;]
...something to go with flowers and sweet chocolates; svelt!
Tom: flowers and sweet chocolates - thank you! You shouldn't have :D
Whoa... ok got it. (pass the chocolate, please) -J
Hope your words are not like Tesla coils. :)
the images swirling through this are compelling... and the tribute to the ineffable that is at the, well, core of the flame....
nicely done.
Jayne: help yourself :)
James: If they induce a positive then why not :>
Harlequin: thank you :D
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