One Word

One Word

All I can do to write these words,
I use my mouth to speak them.
To speak without these words, to use my tongue to tell you,
what I mean by all these words.
You would feel them, I would taste you
on my lips, my mouth, my tongue, and you would scream them.
I would speak them.
I would bring to you the taste that we can share
inside my mouth, these words you read, you screamed, you felt inside you.
Screamed them to me, words you tasted with me.
I would speak to you without my words,
these words inside you with my mouth, my lips, my tongue,
all the things that I would tell you with them.

As you screamed, I saw your teeth,
your teeth are sharp, and I’m enchanted by them.
Offered up for your consumption, pray that you would eat me.
Take me to your lips, your mouth, your tongue that you would taste me.
Eat me, love me, speak your words around me, oh, my darling!
Bring to me the taste inside your mouth,
the taste of your words, share them with me.
We will taste them, eat them, scream them, speak them, feel them.
Tell these things without your words, but with your mouth and tongue and lips, and
I will scream inside you.

One word, one word, would I speak it?
Would you hear it?
Now we speak with all these words,
with mouth and tongue we taste them, eat them, scream them, speak them.
One word, that one word that we would taste and scream and speak and feel and eat and hear.