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You're right about 'sat'. There's a terrible habit round here of using sat as present tense, like a poster in my church coffee shop - 'please make sure your children are sat at the table'. I'll have to work hard to get out of that habit.
This was a fun read. I thought it was going to get a little hotter, but it didn't and the more I think about it, it's alright. Left a little more for our imaginations.
My only crit is that "Sat on his back..." should maybe be "Sitting on his back..." since the rest on the poem is in the present tense.
