"I've found
some place for us,"
you said,
and taking my hand
you pulled me along
the school corridor,
pulled me past other kids
who stood talking,
or were lined-up
at the tuck shop,
or walking along
beside us.
You dragged me
into an empty classroom
or abandoned classroom
no longer in use,
and pushing the door shut
with a foot,
leaned me against the wall
where old charts
and posters hung
pinned to a board.
In silence
you explored me
and I, I suppose
explored you,
in a time and place
one wouldn't normally do.
Your kisses were wild,
hungry affairs,
lips and tongue
in equal measure,
your hand exploring below,
and I unsure didn't though.
"No one comes
in here,"
you said
in hasty breath,
closing with
another hasty kiss.
I sensed the lumps
and bumps of you,
the curves and secret places
not explored, but mused on
in that silent room,
abandoned now,
and you made
the best of me
and us there,
some how.
Apr 18, 2018
Apr 18, 2018 at 3:42 AM UTC
"I've found
some place for us,"
you said,
and taking my hand
you pulled me along
the school corridor,
pulled me past other kids
who stood talking,
or were lined-up
at the tuck shop,
or walking along
beside us.
You dragged me
into an empty classroom
or abandoned classroom
no longer in use,
and pushing the door shut
with a foot,
leaned me against the wall
where old charts
and posters hung
pinned to a board.
In silence
you explored me
and I, I suppose
explored you,
in a time and place
one wouldn't normally do.
Your kisses were wild,
hungry affairs,
lips and tongue
in equal measure,
your hand exploring below,
and I unsure didn't though.
"No one comes
in here,"
you said
in hasty breath,
closing with
another hasty kiss.
I sensed the lumps
and bumps of you,
the curves and secret places
not explored, but mused on
in that silent room,
abandoned now,
and you made
the best of me
and us there,
some how.
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