by Mathew Paust
It starts on the Fallopian Speedway:
to finish first a matter of life
when wiring that gains the winner's flag
flaunts its triumphant attributes
on the victory lap.
Wait, there's more,
perhaps.
Does the host participate?
Do her linkages search beyond mere pace
or strength or seminal cunning
or any narcissistic edge
as sperm duels sperm?
Mayhap her secretions ministrate,
slicking one o'er the other
in their frantic dash to a new being,
and the final arbiter's she?
Then it all comes down to chemistry,
congruence of fluid with membrane, genetic winks.
Is this where life begins?
If so, 'tis here comes the primal taste, the commingled musk:
conjoined designs, connubial mesh where spark appears
and anoints.
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One of my first postings here. I still like it.
Food for thought here. Like the end especially.*
A genuine application of potent NASCAR metaphor. (I still wonder why both automobile and horse races are run on their tracks counter-clockwise.)
Good work.
Thank you, John and Eduard. Eduard, it has never occurred to me!
"Is this where life begins?"
Carefully told in its minute details.
This changes my whole perception...
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Tks, Bill.