The midnight prophecy fills us
Alongside wild wormwood's warmth
Astride bitter tongued orange blossoms
The promise of liquorice
Bites, still, my lips it's musk
Inhibitions nonplussed
Peace sets upon sweat-softened palms
Pagan hands part palisades
Loping through, to valley's refuge
Which cradles clandestine hearth
That belies zephyr's songs
Bemoaning 'Johns' long gone
Worry not, for the hawk sees naught
But the plumes of its own breast
Butcher's-hook beak bending inward;
For what secrets does it seek
On branch aft iced tussock
With it's grisly grip taut?
Slippery, drooling, snowy lips
Whisper silent, empty threats
Drowning in gurgled foretelling
Of a Sapphic spring soireƩ
Birthed by icicle tips
Grown from throne which hawk sits
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