that time
when the tide divides my day
and the sea’s height upon the rocks,
and the strides of sand within the bay;
when she, with condescension lifts her frocks,
and I, seduced by her horizon eyes,
breast forward into the waves,
asunder and brought down to size,
this lust for the tides I crave.
earnest of breath, teeth a-clench,
my desire is by eye to eye
well met by my spume milked wench;
once bitten by your waves that I might die,
drowned heavy in ardour,
for you, my very own,
my lady of the lichen sea,
my very own,
la mort, la mer, l’amour.
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