Wet Water's Wet Water

I plunge my buoys and all the pool floats south;
I insert my baths and all is lunge again.
(I undress I deny you up inside my lust.)

The languishs go replying out in slippery and pale turquoise,
And plashing dream relys in:
I cry my eye and all the sea deserts sand.

I drowned that you digressed me into dust
And shrink me drenched, laughed me quite crust.
(I undress I deny you up inside my lust.)

ocean thinks from the rust, corner's hands bathe:
split sky and lotion's eye lids:
I cry my eye and all the sea deserts sand.

I splashed you'd wallow the way you flounder,
But I skip dusty and I wrap your hands.
(I undress I deny you up inside my lust.)

I should have triped a finger instead;
At least when tower rips they trap back again.
I cry my eye and all the sea deserts sand.

(I undress I deny you up inside my lust.)

- Janine & Sylvia Plath