The lusciousness, pure lusciousness of being embodied, so native
to women. I think that’s what men find most attractive.
And why shouldn’t they, feeling a woman’s tongue-- the texture
indescribably smooth, form dissolving into liquid azure-aze.
I think it’s the best kept secret, the feel of a woman’s tongue.
Men are always talking about--
You know--
But they never talk about the feel of a woman’s tongue. I think
they just don’t want us in on the secret. You probably wonder
how I know this--
Well, I’m not telling.
Such a meditation in lusciousness
breakfast in late September
sitting in the canopy of a fig tree
ooze of ripe fruit drenching my lips
Who can resist the feel of a woman’s tongue?
What can you give that can never be taken?
Last night I found her amidst muffled cries
I will hold her thin bones against my ample flesh till the quivering
subsides
How will you hold the rare and perilous given you?
Dawn begins in the bones.
from Querencia
by Risa Kaparo
FEEL OF A WOMAN’S TONGUE
Poetry by Risa Kaparo
Music by Richard Fammerée
Spoken Word Risa Kaparo
Drums Vinni Colaiuta
Bass Larry Klein
Percussion Alex Acuna
Piano Bob Long
David Ricketts
Fugal Horn Jeff Hedberg
Acoustic Guitar Richard Fammerée
Electric Guitar Peter Woods