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My eyes click clacked To the cling clang Of a bottle of *** hitting marble Ava was sitting on the bar countertop The boy with the glasses Folded between her spider legs Their teeth like piano keys playing one another She ****** his shirt Red maraschino Pet his cheek with her smooth leather palm Stroked his hair with Comb fingers Bejeweled with silver rings She stretched out her vowels like taffy when she spoke Giggles stabbing themselves into the middle of her sentences. “I️ like the way wine makes me feel” She purred, Swishing the words around in her mouth before she chased them down with Pino Gris I’d never seen this version of Ava. Night velvet Black cat Skin sheets of raw silk. She was slippery and evasive, Like a mermaid Hiding behind her hair and her scales and champagne, Because Inside I️ knew She wished the boy With the glasses and the red shirt Was her Brooklyn boy So she kissed him with wine lips, The force of disappointment and pain
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Jul 17, 2018
Jul 17, 2018 at 10:46 PM UTC
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My eyes click clacked To the cling clang Of a bottle of *** hitting marble Ava was sitting on the bar countertop The boy with the glasses Folded between her spider legs Their teeth like piano keys playing one another She ****** his shirt Red maraschino Pet his cheek with her smooth leather palm Stroked his hair with Comb fingers Bejeweled with silver rings She stretched out her vowels like taffy when she spoke Giggles stabbing themselves into the middle of her sentences. “I️ like the way wine makes me feel” She purred, Swishing the words around in her mouth before she chased them down with Pino Gris I’d never seen this version of Ava. Night velvet Black cat Skin sheets of raw silk. She was slippery and evasive, Like a mermaid Hiding behind her hair and her scales and champagne, Because Inside I️ knew She wished the boy With the glasses and the red shirt Was her Brooklyn boy So she kissed him with wine lips, The force of disappointment and pain
mallory-michaud
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Jul 17, 2018
Jul 17, 2018 at 10:46 PM UTC
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