How Quickly I Forget!

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It was just on the tip of my tongue
but how quickly I forget
when alone with my rich old man
and he asks if I’ve had other dick

His cold heart needn’t know of
the old loft that smells of hay
the swallows flitting through windows
and the donkey’s soft, playful bray

The mare nickering down below
her face disappearing in a pail
the kittens that snuck shy peeks
while chasing each other’s tail

The owl that listened, wide-eyed
as seasoned wood gasped in soft creaks
the hens’ knowing clucks of gossip
busily bursting from beaks

The giggles I tried to suppress
as hay brushed against my bare cheeks
while taking my lover to tongue
and then swallowing him down deep

His taste still lingers in my mouth
as I kiss the cold man’s lips
He was just on the tip of my tongue
but how quickly I forget!


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dcpoet44dcpoet44almost 19 years ago
as it is to remember...

and this piece has a nice edge to it. you got the visuals moving really well here. i really do like this here though:

His cold heart needn’t know of

the old loft that smells of hay

the swallows flitting through windows

and the donkey’s soft, playful bray

and i have to pick this out to as it feels a bit comical to me:

The owl that listened, wide-eyed

as seasoned wood gasped in soft creaks

the hens’ knowing clucks of gossip

busily bursting from beaks

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nice piece here......don

LeBrozLeBrozalmost 19 years ago
Sooooo naughty

The loft lives on in your vivid mind

As you recollect for us a warmer time

Now you share with us your cold old man

While we wish for you that warmer clime

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