E. Lee Lanser

my god’s nectar (resvisited)

E. Lee Lanser
my god’s nectar (resvisited)

it’s too sweet to belong here, the apple pie of it all. it belongs to the sepia photos & cartoon windowsills. it’s too peachy keen, the cobbler of it all & i’m afraid my sweet tooth is arousing again. but there’s sugar in my gas tank & i can’t swim after eating without cramping up & sure, i can twirl, but what if i get sick on your shoes & what if i give you so many kisses, hershey’s turns you ill & what if it’s too sweet for me, the ambrosia, my God, your nectar, & the way you cup my chin in your palm & what if i get swallowed up in gelatin & my tongue will only spin sour milk & lactose intolerance & curdled cream? what if i’m vinegar & acid & bitter? what if i burn this down while it’s still a dream? what if it’s too decadent, too rich, too many calories, the reality of it all?