Poem: The Kiss
By: Emeniano Acain Somoza, Jr.
The red blue violet lips
of this madness
they’re doing good service
to the black
oak growing slowly inside
the room,
water the leaves
of silence
as they fall one by one on the once lush
garden, now a dank bed
of festering undergrowth.
Feel the roots creep
up the cold Braille
wall – one more
unword, I know mushrooms
implode by the minute
with the nuclear force
of a kiss
osmotic intentions
tight like Kubric