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Scrambled Love - Poem
Literary Review, Spring, 2001 by Stephen Coyne
We don't subscribe to the sex channel but it still comes into the house on 69 oohing and aahing, barking, ye-es! oh ye-es! And on screen between crazy diagonal lines bodies appear dismembered, and positions glimpsed through the electronic tease reveal fantastic possibilities one can barely even conceive. So why should we buy the full-blown service, the easy explicitness of spread legs, humping backs, and predictable pokings there and there and there? Why would we when we get the best for free--the hint, the hope the titillating treasure of glimpses between the lines? We grope greedily through the distortions looking for the familiar, and in that luscious scramble of lust the familiar is, like good sex, always a surprise.
Stephen Coyne's work has appeared in The Southern Review, Prairie Schooner, The Colorado Review, and elsewhere
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