In further sixteen poems, Book 2, 'Prayers', poems reflect symbolist expressionist paintings of erotic art. In 'Bite for Bite' a scrumptious buffet relates to physical love, while love's various expressions emerge in 'Many Ways and Many Times'. An all-encompassing love is depicted in 'Joys of Physical Love'. 'In Fervour - A poet's citation is taken verbally for an enhanced experience by a lover. 'First Timid Warble' deals with a lover's tactile flashback to his lovemaking. 'Honey from a Spoon' - Desires woven together with lover's dreams. 'Great Gusto - a mutual showing off, 'Magickal Sap' - Emotions thrive in an extramarital affair. 'Creation' - A whirlwind affair blows the lover's minds. 'Palm Tree' - Nature turns into a fetish. 'One Arm' - Lover's play children's games. 'And Would We Come?' - Intimacies in a quiet corner of a staircase. 'Core of Mighty Love' - A powerful act of love consumed. 'Prayer' - Thoughts about lustful intimacies. 'You Need Love' - Love below a Yucca palm. 'Milky White Bead' - Mutual responses in sexual love follow foreplays of the minds. 'We Kick the World' - Love relates to erotic paintings with thrills of associations.