Conspiracy in the Streets by Unknown

Author:Unknown
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: The New Press
Published: 2006-10-14T16:00:00+00:00

Q: Could you explain to the jury what the religious significance of that poem is?

A: If you would take a wet dream as a religious experience, I could. It is a description of a wet dream, sir.

Q: You also wrote a book of poems called Reality Sandwiches, didn’t you?

A: Yes.

Q: In there, there is a poem called “Love Poem on Theme by Whitman.” Would you recite that to the jury?

A: “Love Poem on Theme by Whitman,” Walt Whitman being one celebrated bard, national prophet. The poem begins with a quotation of a line by Walt Whitman:

I’ll go into the bedroom silently and lie down between the bridegroom and the bride

Those bodies fallen from heaven stretched out waiting naked and restless

Arms resting over their eyes in the darkness

Bury my face in their shoulders and breasts, breathing their skin

And stroke and kiss neck and mouth and make back be open and known

Legs raised up, crook’d to receive, cock in the darkness driven tormented and attacking

Roused up from hole to itching head

Bodies locked shuddering naked, hot lips and buttocks screwed into each other

And eyes, eyes glinting and charming, widening into looks and abandon

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