"Silky Long Confinement" written April 26, 1998


Cascading down your back, a stream of black water.
Fine strands of Golden Fleece, longer does not matter.
These fire hardened strands falling from your shape,
Silky Long Confinement, my look almost a gape.

I see those long formed strings bouncing to and fro.
When did these develop?  From whence I do not know.
Long as all the wheat fields, or short and finer crowned,
Your Silky Long Confinement is known the whole world round.


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