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CAFE FIGARO

i felt like talking that night

reciting poetry to your big blue eyes

and raw pink mouth smiling

high as a wind whipped kite

discussing

art, ontology, and existentialism

sitting like lotus

at the

Cafe Figaro on McDougall st

in the west village

belly of a ghost

lost in a vagrant memory

 

afterwards

we went to a

little one bedroom flat in the east village

haunted by the vapors of its history

a slight stench of ****

and dingo tongue

dripping toilet

all peeling walls

intimating births, cheer and squalor

 

after a hot bath

of lathered torsos

we followrd each other naked

winding around a table

into a swaying bed

that beckoned

**** here my darlings

 

and i licked and drank out of your drenched

rose red blossom for hours

it licking back

I salvaged the loneliness

of my soul between your thighs

like a desolate dog whimpering

thanking God with every graze and ******

of your all supple shifting limbs

 

your company

your company

your sweet droplets

of company

in moon rise

summer balm

 

we looked in the mirror

reflecting on my glistening face

all red raspberry

my lips like blood hydras

laughing our ***** off at how artsy we looked

smeared

with your rouge painted thighs

 

appearing as if half eaten

you growled swallowed and

licked big butter piggy

till your nose ran like the Ganges

gagging

eyes bloodshot pools of fire

cooing and oowing

driving me maniacal

with every ****** of your wild flicking tongue

 

we poured our selves into each other

viscous creels gushing

coursing like slime silver

radiating

 

and finally used to the marrow

we found ourselves drooping sails

our eyelids  leaden

the night mist fell upon us  

muttering shadows

 

and our *** shriveled

like cast-off umbilici

and we fell to sleep

steep steep

buoyant

like two buttermilk clouds

adrift

 

your company

your company

your sweet droplets

of company

in moon rise

summer balm

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Nov 28, 2017
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*** *** sex love memory fiction nostalgia

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