Pele
1 The night before ... sultry Martinique, a tortoise shell cat climbed, lap to pipe, amid curbs of orange smoke. 2 Mount Pele, a smoking hard hat with the candle-wax of longing gutting in paraffin for 30,000 souls sent to the Crematorium her harbour hissing lava foam; even coffee beans fused into other metal bits, a danse macabre twittering machine, (nature au contraire), tortoise shell improviso with splotched colours weaving dawn's light & feline crouching. 3 - the curl of her island's paws lanced in heat, brief wisps tugging Pele's synopsis (dark & smouldering), with cat eyes glowing up the mountain dark into vegetative whiskers. 4 Pull of my pipe full leap of centuries before the bite of the stem dumped fire again
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