Pinocchio's First Date

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    Pinocchios first date

    Without strings decisions meander

    into the darkness, twinkle as if a mirror

    is behind each thought reflecting that

    which lies behind. A key might be better,turned by unseen hands so the coil is set

    free and decisions spin to the tune

    of burning rubber. The ballerina dances

    in her box, in permanent night, waiting

    for my call. I can picture her lips,

    her small breasts and thighs more advanced

    than my desire. I cannot dial the number!

    I have splinters in my heart, my lips

    are chewed by teeth holding back the words

    I want to whisper. I can smell her ears -their secret wax ready for my tongue,

    a seal stronger than any kiss.

    Her music haunts me.

    The Hurdy Gurdy heart thumps.

    It is a large step moving from child

    to holding the ballerinas hand.

    Her eyes sparkle like light caught

    along the edges of a serrated leaf.

    I feel the future autumnal flutter

    in the diminishing space between my legs.

    We are an ocean pulled

    by the memory of single cell moons

    towards infinite repetition.