Plated congress

Fit for battle, lacking only foe and fitting standard

We coupled, war-dressed, in armour, like Vandals.

Our clanging visors; our sandwiched hands of iron undivided

She moved with the inevitability of karma toward a smile

Determined to curb it all a while.

Between curtain wall and bed curtains, the stairs curved.

Bumping gorgets

Sword-lording corsets

An ironclad gorgeous

Cuisses guarded her thighs, barded horseheads were like

A pleasing din it made

When the warrior and his maiden lay

Like two juiceful peach tins fucking three rooms away.

Pots and pans clanking at a poltergeist’s instruction.

My heart’s rank’s unbreakable lines she flanked.

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