Collected Works & Thoughts of Bryant McGill

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The Course of the Flesh

by Bryant H. McGill, July of 2005

For who could fain a soul controlled,
Whilst craving teeth on supple lobes,
Ignore the cockles thrashing toll,
Like the Muse's hot whisper in the ear.

Youth's blossom, the soul intoxicates
Blood that seethes on petals to devour
A flower's beguiling grand seduction
Fighting the dizzy lust to englut

Later deep in season's sweet opine
Mature consuming blooms delight,
In waves that swell and yearn to crash
On thundered shores where youth subsides

No difference, to those thus immured
In youthful folly, or mature love sublime,
The marrow sets the quickened course,
The eye and hand, the time.

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