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About Last Night

You grabbed me by the arm

Pulled me down to the bed

Pressing your lips fiercely against mind

Blocking any words from escaping

You had no desire to know

Any whom had been you before

 

Your head rests on my chest

Curled up against me

The perfect kind of warmth

I ask you for a name

You let out a laugh

And said I needn't worry about that

 

We fall asleep in each other's arms

Peace at last

The perfect end to a wild night

And when I awake, you are gone

Nothing remains but the scratches on my back

And the haunting smell of roses, lingering in my bed

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daniel-kenneth
American
Published
Mar 17, 2013
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