A Sonnet Called Medicine
By Evel Burdett
the night stretches ahead of girls like a
long black river. we lie naked and face
down in the cool cool cool water. we are
so sexy, a branch distilled in muck, hair
braided and flowing, surrounded by ivy
and daisy and marigold and honey
the vines entangle our wrists and pin us
in his favourite position, our peach
lips are parted and ready for fucking
but he doesn’t see our eyes are open too
the boys will bottle our blood and take us
under their still tongues four drops, twice a day
i just watch the silver fish float by and
count the seconds until it is over.