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The barman

I jumped on a train - away.

 

Sat at the bar. Started with Pepsi and ice, moved on to white wine and no one checked my age so I ordered a Malibu.

 

Watched him -

 

the muscles in his forearms. Wiry, solid.

 

A wolf’s grin,

 

and I had wounds needed licking - so that worked for me.

 

No clue that watching a guy spark up would turn me on but, leant against the alley wall, breathing deep the beachy air laced with cigarette smoke - I fell in on myself.

 

We were both beautiful,

 

both delicious.

 

After, when there was blood on the passenger seat of his car - he apologised

 

because,

 

had he known, he said, it would’ve been special.

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