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a moment’s whine

the straddling vines are there, I know,

near the bedroom window,

dangling against a starless sky,

cascading the night, with a muted sly;

encroaching the intermittent silences,

between us, going places.

cashing in on my ignorance

of their senses,

compared to mine, immersed in her *****

and on her thighs, the straddling veins

shining on both, an eager moon, in vain

as the clouds moved in to veil my lay in.

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Apr 7, 2010
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