of shadowy dreams,
two charming elder sisters
with nacreous nails
and tender fingers
approach his bed, and sit him
at a window wide
open, where blue airs
bathe in masses of flowers,
then through his dense locks
where dews are pearling
parade slender, magical,
terrible fingers.
He hears their musics —
absorbed intakings of breath
often broken by
dewfalls of honey
stopped just in time by one long
hiss of saliva
sucked back from their lips
that seem yearning for kisses...
He can hear their long
black eyelashes beat
perfumed silences — their fine
electric fingers
arouse his brooding
abandon — regal nails click
tiny ticks to death.
He now feels rising
within him the luxurious
wines of indolence —
harmonica sighs
of a new delirium —
welling up, sinking —
The boy finds himself
beneath their slow caresses
yearning to shed tears.