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Daydream No. 2
Poet: n/a
Category: Angel
 
Smell of new earth came delivered in round, dull notes. Rain slapping on dust outside, the window cracked, only our ribs hung between us,all alone in the world, the scent of flora and mud mixing in our own musk. A moan in a sleepy daydream, her legs, like new creation, beginning to weave denim over mine, heavy with presence. My first feeling of me in my first car. She ground-out her smoke, adjusted herself on top, hiking her blouse in a confusion of snaps and buttons, zippers pulled down, jagged, and dragging around our ankles, sweet-peachy flesh ironed-on, sticking, then peeling away from the seams of tuck and roll vinyl. I tried to linger on the pale, fragrant apple of her pink budding fruit, the soft pressure of palms insistent I drift past her breasts, her fingers snaking tight through my hair. I just skimmed the soft hollow of belly, she gently tugged my ears south along blue-blooded lines opaquely mapped under the flat, open basin to the blonde downy feather finely wedged below. She whispered, Do this, for love's sake Curious as hell and already damned, I moved in, having her, her song humming in my reckless veins, tasting that forbidden, salty blossom.
 
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