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the silhouette of two girls kissing

the silhouette of two girls kissing

deep into the caress

deep into the tender

like they are plundering with feather light touches

in the flickering lamplight

the music drips through the dark room

like the leaking of bobby dylans mind

his voice torn asunder with spoken tears

with the gravel of a thousand hard roads alone in the heat

of an unforgiving sun

the girls are wrapped tight to eachother

like bubble gum wrapped in satin

you cant cast aside such delicate force of nature

it will saunter down and ask so sweetly

for you to take a powder while the girls get nasty

 

i sit on the hood of her buick

primer grey and fast

as fast as thick blood

and watch the stars dance on the chrome

and breath the thick air and see death dance on my fingertip

but most of all i see her silhouette leaning down

over me and sweetly asking

for my last breath

put cowboy boots to pavement walkin into the future

dragging the past that she wants

into the motel of the sun with its neon moon

where these two lover girls lay out by the pool

and soak up the sun till the world is in darkness

soak up the love like cherry soda

and plunder

 

the dance slow on the bed

while i'm curled on the carpet

but there's no desperation to be found

except in poor bobby dylan as he drips

like fine wine from the speaker

and intoxicates my dreams

with her eyes

with her thin bright wet lips

and her softly sweetly asking once more

to give it up honey buns

gimmie your last breath

silhouette of two girls french kissing plundering tender

so romantic

so loving

so long bye bye

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mark-john-junor-1
62 / M / American
Published
Mar 6, 2014
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