We share a dim squint at eat each other
interrupted, rudely by your phone
I slither my hand down your chest,
rub you til the snooze alarm.
Our legs, once locked together
ungratefully untangle as I roll left
you roll right.
I make tea as you shower.
As you pick the dust from my eyes
and I complain,
the morning's hysteria hits us
and everything's funny.
And you're so beautiful.
Lying back I watch you dress
smoothing down your top,
wriggling into jeans.
When you're done,
I'll pull you back down,
undo all the hard work.
And **** you before you leave.
Aug 21, 2014
Aug 21, 2014 at 10:49 AM UTC
We share a dim squint at eat each other
interrupted, rudely by your phone
I slither my hand down your chest,
rub you til the snooze alarm.
Our legs, once locked together
ungratefully untangle as I roll left
you roll right.
I make tea as you shower.
As you pick the dust from my eyes
and I complain,
the morning's hysteria hits us
and everything's funny.
And you're so beautiful.
Lying back I watch you dress
smoothing down your top,
wriggling into jeans.
When you're done,
I'll pull you back down,
undo all the hard work.
And **** you before you leave.
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