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Hips Vs. Hands

Dylan plays softly,

As my ink stained hands

Map your milk white hips.

And we could play this game

Of push and pull

For hours.

 

I rake my night hands

Down your ivory spine,

Find myself Enthralled with

The soft plains of Your back

And we’ve been playing this game

Of push and pull

For hours.

 

I pull my blackened fingers

Through your silk strands

And I’m Caught,

Lost in

The soft moonlight of your hair

And we’ve been playing this game

Of push and pull

For hours.

 

I trace the structure

Of your face with my

Ink

Black

Hands.

Hoping not to ruin the

Pale moonlight it radiates.

Praying to keep your

Silver Skin

Pure.

And we’ve been playing this game

Of push and pull

For hours.

 

And your skin is still

Light,

Your hips still white,

Spine; Ivory

Your hair, still moonlight.

 

And I’m in awe,

Again, again, again.

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l-e-dow
Published
Oct 25, 2010
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Copyright 2010 by LE Dow

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