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I had wanted promiscuity

"I love you."

My fingers froze:

dark eyes on a list

as long nails clacked

on gray keys which

stuck with age and use.

I dreamed of love,

sweet hordes of

doves escorting me

to my desire of

love, love, love.

Such dreaming flags

floated in my mind,

wishing to be a hot ***

body made of rag,

a delicious mess

of hearty gags.

I wanted promiscuity,

in all its forms,

shed of all its innuendo

and flimsy disguises.

I wanted hard action,

man on man,

cheap rides and

cheaper thrills.

I wanted to be a little

pornographic princess,

a tiny-dicked seductress,

big ***** conductress

of all his passions.

My flag flew up as a

hormonal reaction,

attraction,

smooth bodied and

tight lipped action

running up and down

my jaded cadaver.

He wanted a **** *****

a promiscuous witch,

casting love spells and

**** glances to make him

itch.

He entered my love nest,

the back seat of a car,

to destroy my frame,

to rid me of my childishness.

My folly melted away

in sexyhot sways

of my hips as

my lips would say

lust filled nothings

that would be filled by

empty sighs and

****** filled

"I love you's."

My fingers froze:

as brown turned to white,

my body turned to snow

and rained down around

his swollen flagpole.

He was incompetent,

inept at the deed

and unable to satisfy,

but it was my ego that needed

this gratification, not my

libido.

I laid in the aftermath of the attack,

calm,

demure,

sad but

ultimately relieved

Finally,

I am ravaged.

I have soiled my nation

and salted my own fields,

laying waste to my youth,

my innocence.

I wanted to be conquered

and so did I receive,

being taken and

yet somewhat untaken.

I remember his voice,

that dumb accent.

I remember his preconceptions

of what this was supposed to be.

"I love you."

My fingers froze:

as lungs filled with air,

and brain filled with contempt,

my jaded body grew

to desire--

God, I really wish I had a cigarette.

I remember how he thought

I cared,

how he though that

anybody did.

I remember how,

I thought I had, too.

"I love you."

No, you don't.

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Written by
hands
Lebanese
Published
Sep 14, 2012
Lines·Words
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a poem written what seems a million years ago. losing my virginity in poetic form.

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