Inocence

Inocence

Tuesday 23 December 2008

Same sides of the Glass



He imagines the spot he’ll cum- just beneath her Brazilian,
Where a star shaped birthmark guides his mind.
Beneath the glow of the cut price bulb
Her oiled breasts glisten-
Twisting her nipples she arches forth, fake flaxen hair
Falls seductively.
Tunnelling her mouth she glides a finger
Over cherry red lips.

It’s just a perk, a break from the sediment
Of married life. Its clear she’s pleased its him
How she smiles when the curtains part
Or gasps as he unclasps his button.
Of course, if she could, she would lend
Her slender hands upon his perfectly able penis.

She pities the fat fuck. How he
Has to fold back layers of skin just to find it.
Her breasts ache; he doesn’t know she’s on.
When she sweats, she checks for blood
Professionally bending over the broken bar stool.
Its just theatre for her, controlled sensual dance
Such an art to part her vein damaged legs
Always her dream to grace the ballet halls.

It happens not soon enough
Holding vomit as though it were her final breath
He cums over the cuff of his shirt.
Shrivelled and spent, stumbling from the booth
He sobs in an alleyway
As she mops up the milk of his indignity with her bra.

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An Explanantion



From an early age I have battled with the shadow of death which lurked beneath my bed waiting, waiting for that moment when, fragile, and full of childhood anxiety I would allow a momentary thought of loss to flicker through my mind.
The speeding rocket that is fear would flood me with bed wetting thoughts, till paralysed my mother would scoop me up placing me with loving concern between the warm pillow of my sleeping father..... Since then i have penned, in frenzied bouts poems of loss, fragility and those basic instincts of man.
This site is not purely of melachonic verse, as even in the most darkest of rooms a little light will always, no matter what, seep through.