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February 2025 Newsletter
Many Distances
by Angel Hogan
The problem with the heart, a tool of time, is want can never speak.
-Willis Barnstone
And then there is this offer of a mouth
A layering of tongues
Teeth breath, lips, with-with – – –
Barely an idea, a trick
Flickering in the corner of your eye:
Your lover awaits life from your gaze
Your breaker baits a heated barb
Your beloved dies and rises beneath you
Your keeper sinks to your hips
Your warden walks the mighty yard
Your sweetie stays in the strange
Your crush stands in the wind
Your mistress lifts one aching calf
And bites the tender skin.
Now there are fingers
A layering of flesh,
The almighty touch, a whisper…
Now a flame:
Your lover says your name
Your honey sets the blaze
Your teacher wets your belly
Your partner parts your thighs
Your escort knows your secrets
Your precious lights your skin
Your guide finds you adrift and tangled
Then sails you home again.
Poem was published in Sensual: A Unique Anthology 2013 Volume 2
January 2025 Newsletter
Leda
by Joe B-.
After Cesare da Sesto’s copy of Leonardo
It drives a mortal man to tears
And outrage at his mortal luck.
I haven’t gotten laid in years,
And this chick does it with a duck?
OK, so he’s a feathered god
Who’s got a knack for bestial sex
And tons more cash than some poor sod
Who lives on unemployment checks.
But, by Jove! It’s a crying sin
The way those strands of hair came loose,
And her dippy, post-orgasmic grin
Announcing, “That was one sweet goose.”
His eyes beg for another treat.
He pats her fanny with his wing,
While, glancing shyly toward her feet,
She strokes his throat like it’s his thing.
Someday she’ll buy a cockatoo,
Some parakeets, and a canary.
She’ll spend her weekends at the zoo,
Jilling in the aviary,
And all the hatchlings from this tryst,
In years to come, will grope for words,
Describing to their therapist
Mom’s traumatizing love for birds.