Song Of Mnemosyne - My Heart Smiles Poem by Unnikrishnan Sivasankara Menon

When I see you at a distance
my heart starts to smile
and I wish to be held tight
in your arms, lips on lips,

and I wish to talk and talk
tell you a zillion stories
of all my millions of
past births and rebirths,

But when I near you, aroused
my lips go dry, throat parched
deep in soul and body I feel wet,
I sprout like a spring in the monsoon
I sprout like the spring in April.

I wish the odour of my sweat rouses you
to have you throbbing inside me
pounding me in fierce thrusts
your hands squeezing my breasts

I would nibble at your tiny nipples
bite at the matted hair on your chest
hide my face in your sweaty armpits
revel in your sensuous intoxicating smell

I would live inebriated days and nights
remain in your arms throughout
bear your weight on my breasts
lying spread on my back

I would feel your breath and lips all over me
and between my parted thighs
I would in return tease you with my tongue
my polished smoothly cut fingernails
and squeeze you between my lips

and drain you of your last drop.

Note:

This poem is a song by Mnemosyne addressed to her nephew Zeus, speaking of her love and passion towards him.

In Greek Mythology, MNEMOSYNE is the daughter of Gaia and Uranus. She loves her nephew Zeus. (Zeus is son of Cronus and Rhea, brother and sister to Mnemosyne) . The nine Muses were born of their coitus: Calliope- epic poetry, Clio- history, Euterpe- music and lyric poetry, Erato- love poetry, Melpomene- tragedy, Polyhymnia- hymns, Terpsichore- dance, Thalia- comedy, Urania- astronomy.