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Documenting Memories

Your fingers Your dainty fingers, so nimble The way you roll a cigarette Then light it and put it in my mouth And look at me as I smoke. The smell of vanilla flavoured tobacco In the air You lean in to kiss me Wanting to taste the smoke From my mouth We look at each other, The miracle of mouths and eyes. It’s always the little things that I remember most, You lying on your back, naked Your legs apart, bent at the knee My tongue in between The arch in your back The gentle swelling of your flower That image of you, in ecstasy Gasping Like shortness Of breath Oh, the bedroom And the fun we have in it, Who said we need to be outdoors To explore? The morning sun The clear blue sea The smile on your face Which is more beautiful? You grab your camera to take photos I grab my pen to write poems, Each of us has our preferred method Of documenting these memories, But then how could we ever Forget them?
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llahi-fuego
Tanzanian
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Sep 20, 2012
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