I. In Our Garden, A Metaphor
the hiss
on my throat is
your breath nibbling
on adam's apple
until my hands
slough your skin
as rosebuds open faintly
in the rain; both of us
bursting fatal
by petal
II. Without Simile, Our Sea
turning me
turtle, you drift
my limbs ashore until
our wavelengths measure
all these writhing
in ryhme.
- Philippine Free Press
2/18/95
Myke U. obenieta
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