Saturday, December 8, 2012

Seventeen



On cushion she sat wild and innocent fortune in her eyes
Like moon reflecting lake on summer night dark blue skies

Face resembling orchids branches for hair porcelain skin
Legs crumpled underneath body she sat upright and thin

Looking him over fascinated joy of Catholic school girl
Exposed to teenaged boy’s erect cock upright in a curl

She noticed how he lifted his head up down observing
With pencil he drew lines curves oil pastel coloring

His gaze would lock into hers while by hand circle
Along paper moment when everything turned magical

Room aglow from light above dreams of making love
Persistent pose heart aflutter cornered beautiful butterfly

Had wondered about sex certainly the boys knew best
Together they walked onto bed left potion on her chest

Washington Heights melodrama he was more than lover
Never touched or cared to kiss moist Saturday night lips

Behind table willing able captured what mattered most
Allure not amour never a touch or adore falling for ghost

Birthday champagne splendor aroma reasons yet again
Would he then bring about an orgasm make her oooh

Bird who coos calls upon his libido to tickle her feather
Warm from weather drinking herself drunk time passing                                                            

Art fight he struggles torn between paint and seduction
Could he capture woman before him portrait of possession

He leaves it in tact abstract where there are no similarities
Binds bracelet around her wrist all complications dismissed

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