Graphite sketch of moonflower in dark green

Saint McLovin of the Post Seizure Codification

Originally published by The Red Lemon Review

Saint McLovin of the Post Seizure Codification

a sonnet.

Originally published by The Red Lemon Review, October 2021
Pea Flower Tomioka

Saint McLovin of the Post Seizure Codification

I battled long to claim the rite of Christendom
To he who still upon my lap dot'h purr,
here baptized he, McLovin, Saint of Steadfast Thrum
I feel my soul calm summon to his fur.
His carroting has softened to the dove
With finest strokes, a feathered cloaking grace
His countenance a silken sleep above
The upturned gentle promise of his face.
And how he holds me steady in this seize,
Where twisting anxious I am flung to spoil-
A gentle paw to soothe me in reprieve
This glimpse of death his rumbling love entoils.
His peace a palliative balm arcane
Small wonderment of purest love's acclaim.

Tomioka, Pea Flower.  "Saint McLovin of the Post Seizure Codification" The Red Lemon Review, October 2021.
Pea Flower Tomioka
Handwritten, cursive signature says "pea flower tea" in lowercase letters. The flower is a small sketch of a bloom, instead of the word for "flower".

About the author

Pea is an artist focused on building an art therapy platform through transformative art and positive erotica to help victims of sexual violence reclaim their power. She lives on a small island and hides from loud noises.