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My Muse

My muse, my muse, She’s here right now She just took a shower and her hair is still wet. She's wearing a bathrobe, she walks up to the bed and sits When she crosses one leg over the other I catch a flash of her thighs Inviting thighs, long legs She has pretty feet And pretty ankles, I always look at feet. She has delicate wrists She has long thumbs, here she is Now leafing through a magazine With those long thumbs, Long fingernails. Her shoes are on the floor, shoes that she wore last night They've fallen over on the carpet, My eyes find my way back to her She seems to have found something interesting in the magazine Here she is, concentrated on it, her back is straight In this light, this natural light, Without make up, She looks impossibly lovely, Renoir would paint her. I get out of bed and walk into the shower. There’s something strangely intimate About taking a shower in a girl’s bathroom, Shampoo bottles and hair conditioners all around me Water cascading down my bare chest Recollecting and replaying scenes from the night before: Unbuttoning her jeans, pulling them off Seeing her Hello Kitty underwear And laughing, and thinking it was cute And saying, umm… so how old are you again? Humour always works, yes, humour always works. I love undressing this girl. It seems as though I'm always undressing her. At night in the living room, on the sofa Unfastening her stockings and slowly rolling them off, Next her skirt, then her underwear… Sweet parting flesh I begin thinking of how it’ll be, how it’ll go down She's always in something classy, But man, it seems as though I'm always undressing her. Sometimes I strip everything off her body, But I ask her to leave her earrings and heels on; they confirm her nakedness Hoop earrings Red lipstick Red heels I lie in the middle of the bed, lights are dim, she climbs onto the bed Curls up between my legs, begins by kissing on my stomach... Great lovers lie in hell, the poet says. Great lovers lie in hell. I'm falling asleep afterwards, but not her Sex invigorates me, she says, tying her hair in a ponytail This girl, she has the effect of lighting a matchstick in the dark. She lays beside me and begins to read Jeanette Winterson And just before I succumb to a deep slumber I remember something and tell her, Baby, baby, baby, your Morse code interferes with my heartbeat.
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llahi-fuego
Tanzanian
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Nov 3, 2013
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