Madame:
My compliments, and I must say
You were right to warn against the sway
Coz what you have I cannot stave-
You're a freight train baby, a tidal wave.
She's motion, and I'm heavy.
While I'm guessing, she's steady.
As want and need are now asunder,
If she's lightning, then I'm thunder.
She says:
"The backseat; there's nothing better."
She takes me, and I let her.
By the lion's eyes of her lovely face
Bloom shames thrust with each embrace.
I've fallen, and she's wasted.
She's jonesin, I taste it.
Like wildflowers in her layered hair,
Or the splash of Vodka in her ginger ale.
Vapor form, or lifted ash.
and bought from Ferguson's secret stash.
For a tete-a-tete I shall remember.
She takes me, and I let her.
Now across the point of no return
Comes fires forth forever burn,
And marks this moment to the grave.
You're a freight train baby, a tidal wave.
- Author: John Snowdon ( Offline)
- Published: February 14th, 2020 11:04
- Category: Unclassified
- Views: 39
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