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zookeepers

the sting your stubble left is still lingering on my lips,

like invisible mosquito bites that tickle more than itch,

as i wrap my arms around your neck, i ask:

just friends? and readjust myself in your lap.

 

so you pull me in closer, you nod to confirm:

the two of us, we’re nothing more than zookeepers.

throwing fresh meat in the den of the lioness,

controlling those animals lying deep inside of us.

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Written by
lorna-bradley
American
Published
Jul 27, 2012
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would really like some feedback on this! anything would be great! even let me know if you absolutely hate it!

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