He comes on Sunday mornings
To my sleep-syrup bed
With softboiled starling eggs
Cupped in his palms.
He balms my lips
With bacon fat
And spreads me soft
Like butter
As he slides the still-warm eggs inside
And turns to sausage
In my mouth
Wednesday, 23 September 2009
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i'm going to go out on a limb here and say - i don't think this is about breakfast!
ReplyDeleteHoley mackeral! That is Sack Posset with linebreaks and it is stunningly brilliantly amazing.
ReplyDeleteSo... what's for brunch?
ReplyDeleteI've never thought sausage could be so nice.
ReplyDeleteGood poem!
ReplyDeleteGood way the start the day.
food and lust are my two favorite things, caliguless.
ReplyDeletehmmmm...sounds like you found your missing passion.
ReplyDeleteBut seriously, guys, why HAS no-one invented a bacon condom? WHY?
ReplyDeleteNobody has thought to slice bacon that thick. Quick, off to the patent office you go!
ReplyDeleteI could corner the luxury market with Parma ham.
ReplyDeleteBut the swine supply will draw low and the government'll need to find some other animal to blame a disease on!
ReplyDeleteOtters. I have always been suspicious of otters.
ReplyDeleteBecause of their hard knockin' mussel habit? Their effortless felicitation eliciting envy?
ReplyDeleteThe fact that they can be wet without being too cold?
Or is it just their beady eyes?
One of them once stole my trolley in Asda.
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