Showing posts with label Salvador Dali. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Salvador Dali. Show all posts

Sunday, February 24, 2013

Garterless




I see your subtleties,
your miscellaneous ―
like the thrill when I realize
I'm wearing two different socks.
Unmatched love crept up,
woolly, without garters,
more endearing
than the very best toe-curling.
I want to take it undarned
from your top drawer,
hang it on my mantel,
fill it – unstoppable.


tk/February 2013


Venus de Milo with Drawers - Salvador Dali, 1936

Sunday, September 16, 2012

Transit of Venus


R.A.D. Stainforth ... radiant in his black and white world ...

Venus-transit,
come full spectrum,

radiate voluptuous,
without the slightest discoloration;

enough to chase away all blandness
and the blackest of dogs.

Step out of monochrome
to highlight small things;

the scent of stray fingers,
poison lips that hum

the sound of summer,
roam shy smiles,

with the most wild
and orderly interplay.


tk/September 2012


Venus and The Sailor, 1925, Salvador Dali

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