I got those furry cheetah pants
With those yellow and black stripes all over them.
The cheetah’s face sits between the thighs,
Right where the fellows stare at nights.
There can’t be a moment of silence,
In those busy nights where I lay my heart,
I wait for the one who might save my spark.
So I go on, charge my restless mind,
Open my skies, for there’s no one waiting.
The longing I crave and the companions I left,
We’ve all been there and done that,
To believe we deserve better yet we don’t seek
loneliness.
It gets to a point where we can’t stop haunting,
We don’t want love, just need the lust.
We stop chasing desires, we start finding problems,
Let the intimacy fade, let our soul rust.
These cheetah prints don’t feel right,
They make me too aware of sinful eyes,
I cannot escape the lustful gaze of a man’s lies.
We cannot see beyond the night skies.
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Author:
mirrorball (Pseudonym) (
Online) - Published: October 25th, 2025 09:03
- Comment from author about the poem: When I started writing this poem, I had a completely different idea in mind. I wanted to experiment with a new genre, something erotic, for example. But I always find myself returning to certain moments in my life where I felt most vulnerable and uncomfortable. In this case, I had decided not to write about the things that bother me at night and instead focus on some happier memories I could dive into. But I guess it’s not so easy to avoid writing about past traumas. They have a way of finding their way onto the page.
- Category: Reflection
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Comments1
That could be your muse at work
Making sure certain words make the page
Keep em coming
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