- Non-Erotic Poetry
- Repertoire
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I danced sex against his mouth;
he moved his lips and I forgot
what I was saying.
When I did the lambada of hunger
on the fields, the starving
laughed to look at my round cheeks.
Yesterday, I danced hope
on a friend's heart.
It beats still.
- COMMENTS
champagne1982over 15 years agoI knew the Literotica wizards could fix the title. I'm so glad they did.
champagne1982over 15 years agoDamn T-zed, I'll submit a correction request but I'm not sure they can fix titles without losing the comments. Laurel's a whiz so maybe she and Manu can do anything. Thanks for noticing the booboo.
Tzaraover 15 years agoand that first strophe is truly brilliant. Shouldn't the title be "Repertoire," though?
WickedEveover 15 years agoOh, I read this on the forum and loved it! This poem really appeals to me. I can't pick out one line or one phrase that is the best, because the entire poem is excellent. For this reader, Repetoire is a winner.
