Breadcrumb #220
MERCY TULLIS-BUKHARI
Smooth, when I massage you 
with my thumb, I put you 
closer to my face and 
I smell the earthiness—
my senses ascend. I 
prepare to ride the dohl, 
because its heartbeat incites the 
Beast between my lips.
I want that fibrous sweetness 
Inside your skin—
You are ready.
My teeth are sharp.
My bite will hurt.
Trust, that I mean no harm.
When entrapped in my mouth, 
my pleasure will be your purpose,
You will enjoy it. I know, because 
you will express candied juices 
in my mouth.
The dohl breaks into a different 
pace—
One bite, I break your security.
I suck you into my mouth. Eyes closed, 
I squeeze you to keep sucking food. 
(Be grateful I did not slice you. )
I will soothe you afterwards, 
with my lips sucking your flesh
But you must understand, 
that when I discreetly remove 
your juicy fibers from the gaps 
between my teeth, I will keep eating.
I tear the skin off. I see the long strands 
From the upside of your skin, 
upright, ready for me to devour.
And I devour until I see the clean green.
My buds enlightened by your protein.
