If trees had knees, would we climb more
or less of them? If trees had legs,
but rooted deep - would we
be more or less nervous
to work our hands along and in,
and stick our toes in clefts
and push and grab our way
up shins and thighs, drawn up
towards hips - would we
breath sighs and blush relief
to find our arms around the waist?
Now jerking, scrambling up to arms
and shoulders, perched in safe embrace?
Or would it seem too much
like imposition to presume
such place?
Or would it only motivate us
onward, upward, finding face?
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