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He told me Not with his lips, And, God, I loved to watch those lips How they formed words with silky casualty, Planting careful grenades Softly ticking until his absence. It wasn't in the way he looked at me, But, Jesus, those eyes Lashes stronger than hurricane winds With strength to whip, Not with his hands, Even when they couldn’t stay at his sides any longer, Passion does that to a man’s limbs Sends them flinging and pointing and carrying more of the conversation than he ever could with words alone. A long-limbed tree whipping in hurricane lashes. You were so beautiful My kind of beautiful
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May 2, 2018
May 2, 2018 at 8:38 AM UTC
Hurricane Lashes
He told me Not with his lips, And, God, I loved to watch those lips How they formed words with silky casualty, Planting careful grenades Softly ticking until his absence. It wasn't in the way he looked at me, But, Jesus, those eyes Lashes stronger than hurricane winds With strength to whip, Not with his hands, Even when they couldn’t stay at his sides any longer, Passion does that to a man’s limbs Sends them flinging and pointing and carrying more of the conversation than he ever could with words alone. A long-limbed tree whipping in hurricane lashes. You were so beautiful My kind of beautiful
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May 2, 2018
May 2, 2018 at 8:38 AM UTC
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