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I never got to hear your voice Remaining silent with anticipation I thought of you, what you may hide within a pillow, or a slab of clay How your expression lingered, prepared blank and austere yet flush Would I feel thawing satin beneath, your thighs slowly unspanning, your flesh ready for attention You hear me come Inside some walls And gather heat toward yourself Your eyes engage my willingness an empty naive gesture "Is this the place?" I wonder, in my head No one is really speaking here the person I perceived you were rises from a fluffy polyester comforter Clumsy and ensnared By a memory of something I can only dream If I gave you just one word we would fall together Like two dobs of marshmallow puff melting into the dark wood floor Sticky and diffuse But it's too easy in this moment to let it slip away Sighing, I imagine one day you'll say "this is the place" and then tell me your name
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Jan 20, 2020
Jan 20, 2020 at 10:59 AM UTC
Sculpture of the unknown stranger
I never got to hear your voice Remaining silent with anticipation I thought of you, what you may hide within a pillow, or a slab of clay How your expression lingered, prepared blank and austere yet flush Would I feel thawing satin beneath, your thighs slowly unspanning, your flesh ready for attention You hear me come Inside some walls And gather heat toward yourself Your eyes engage my willingness an empty naive gesture "Is this the place?" I wonder, in my head No one is really speaking here the person I perceived you were rises from a fluffy polyester comforter Clumsy and ensnared By a memory of something I can only dream If I gave you just one word we would fall together Like two dobs of marshmallow puff melting into the dark wood floor Sticky and diffuse But it's too easy in this moment to let it slip away Sighing, I imagine one day you'll say "this is the place" and then tell me your name
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sansara-justinovich
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Jan 20, 2020
Jan 20, 2020 at 10:59 AM UTC
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