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I sink deeper into the atmosphere we were responsible for, in silence my eyelids and I fight the sunlight’s slow and crescendoing intrusion, wondering if she is still asleep or if she realized by now that every time she makes the slightest fidget away from the center of the bed I bite her right where her lower abs meet her hip flexor on the outside I wanted to have her learn I am consistent. she didn’t have to give consent, degenerates like me don’t care if I want the cake and proceed to eat it before day break then so be it. Nuzzling now her lips press their frozen presence into the space under my jaw and a warm gust of her pushes my sideburns up my chest jumps lumps in my veins snowball and create the feel of cherry bombs popping at every nerve ending I had forgotten it rings me. how could I let her trick me into jostling my babe awake? and all before the alarm. I grow the wings of a vicious pelican, expanding my span using my featherish lips to attack her out of cryostasis she curls up, afraid of more laughter and pushes her tongue through the gap she made between her bottom and top rows of teeth. she glows better than the bringer of days the sun must find me insane.
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Sep 25, 2015
Sep 25, 2015 at 12:25 PM UTC
our second try (room 318)
I sink deeper into the atmosphere we were responsible for, in silence my eyelids and I fight the sunlight’s slow and crescendoing intrusion, wondering if she is still asleep or if she realized by now that every time she makes the slightest fidget away from the center of the bed I bite her right where her lower abs meet her hip flexor on the outside I wanted to have her learn I am consistent. she didn’t have to give consent, degenerates like me don’t care if I want the cake and proceed to eat it before day break then so be it. Nuzzling now her lips press their frozen presence into the space under my jaw and a warm gust of her pushes my sideburns up my chest jumps lumps in my veins snowball and create the feel of cherry bombs popping at every nerve ending I had forgotten it rings me. how could I let her trick me into jostling my babe awake? and all before the alarm. I grow the wings of a vicious pelican, expanding my span using my featherish lips to attack her out of cryostasis she curls up, afraid of more laughter and pushes her tongue through the gap she made between her bottom and top rows of teeth. she glows better than the bringer of days the sun must find me insane.
an aubade I wrote for a workshop Im in
goodmorning-myles
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Sep 25, 2015
Sep 25, 2015 at 12:25 PM UTC
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