— not a ghost, you’ve
not turned me there, no —
but you riddle me with ghosts
haunted organs
ticking and tilting
no sway, no swing
not anymore
your pink face
pliant and smooth
flitting elsewhere even
when asking for touch
fingers glance your
translucence here, to hear
what makes you click
what questions linger into your
tentative gropings
my tactile guessings
then fingers dig into my thigh
as I thrum wet tenderness
you toss me down, straddle
we cry guttural, together
but see only scattered pieces
no converging
_________________________
not turned me there, no —
but you riddle me with ghosts
haunted organs
ticking and tilting
no sway, no swing
not anymore
your pink face
pliant and smooth
flitting elsewhere even
when asking for touch
fingers glance your
translucence here, to hear
what makes you click
what questions linger into your
tentative gropings
my tactile guessings
then fingers dig into my thigh
as I thrum wet tenderness
you toss me down, straddle
we cry guttural, together
but see only scattered pieces
no converging
_________________________
Jefferson Hansen is, most recently, the author (as J.P. Hansen) of the mystery The Vanilla Lawyer in the Mayhem Blues. His selected jazz poetry, Jazz Forms, is available as a free download.
jeffersonhansen.com
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