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Incubus

He bites his lips, the shape of ***

and creases his brow.

A musty breeze from the bar’s open door

sends me the taste of his breath,

cheap peppermint and wine.

Its succulence dulls my senses.

His terrible fingers trace my neck,

and I forget about the danger.

And he pounces, an incubus,

an ancient resident of urban wells like this one.

But his mouth is so sweet,

I cannot care.

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Mar 29, 2010
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