A dream

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subwryter
subwryter
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When I rest my head upon this pillow
what will I dream?
A nymphomaniac at a gas station
a strange familiar thing.
Will I dream of lust or desire
submission or higher?
I dream a dream so many things.

When I cover in this blanket
what will I dream?
Serial killer in the moonlight
a dangerous yet familiar thing.
Will I dream of pain or love long past?
I dream a dream so many.

I dream your lips around my cock
the cock I do not have
I dream your face within my breasts
Im told this isn't bad.
But when I dream of strangers it seems to make you mad.
It is just a dream, a made up thing
Reality is what I have yet to have.

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HarryHillHarryHillabout 11 years ago
liked

the last line

Ashesh9Ashesh9about 11 years ago
Freud &

Jung are the experts on erotic wet dreams , lady !

erectus123erectus123about 11 years ago
last 7 lines-well done!

are very nice, the meat of the poem. Nora Ephron once wrote a piece on a girl's thoughts of cocks and suggested penis's should not hidden from children as they are natural and should not be tabu. Keep with the ideas of the last lines, you are on the right track by bringing focus on unexpected yet revealing fantasies. well done!

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