Somewhere In Georgia - Romantic poetry

Somewhere In Georgia

Somewhere in Georgia, she pulled over. We

stepped through the wildflowers to stretch

our legs, share a candied apple, a kiss,

a hug; then on nay knees, in my Face

in the needles, around my ankles my blue

jeans, I Felt her pretty renegade lips,

and the long blond hair, somewhere

in Georgia between the needled earth

and lights of the skies. Did the faces

passing by see her sleight of hand?

In traces she held me. I was helpless

in the wet grace of her tongue; and I

drooled into this place. this carpet

of pine, this lair, somewhere

in Georgia. In this posture I was bound,

a tethered beast, dogified youth

of willful surrender, to her body

married by fire of her mouth. WE

tarried here amongst blue-striped skinks.

She bore me Far into the woods

where, as I died, once more I was born.

--john Oliver Hodges


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