TW: Infidelity, Religion
The Snake and the Apple:
I can see sin as your body strains against clothes—
The carnal desire to take a bite out of your flesh,
My whole mouth aches at the roots
As if I could touch you with my very bones.
I worship you with every poison bite;
Drunk and satiated
Sweet hisses in your ear
Warmth finally floods my blood.
I snake my arms around you
Tight in an infinite loop,
Our velvet bodies coiling over and over,
Until we cannot be separated;
Sweet sacrilege shed off only for a moment
As I smother you with my love—
Not enough to choke
But enough to drown.
Adam has long since been banished from your garden
But impiety remains hidden from a blind God;
How long must I be Eve for you,
My forbidden fruit?
In the calm of the aftermath,
I taste the air that’s poignant of you––
Your holy band a shackle,
Slither off with me left alone.