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Click hereshe lusters where others prowl or skirt
near bodies of deep
chaise arm sprawled
svelte, olive
clad black
low nocturne whisper
from away down
narrow hall of doors
windows fog
tangled tossed sheets
fur rubbed all ways
lipstick, nails
charcoal gray
scratching
marred for passion
he begs more for more
gentle, clutch or rough
and tell
a rusty hinge,
a bent screw
at the Cat Hotel
Ruby purrs
she licks her own
paw, flicks her
long visible silvers
for his attention
her glint, her sheen
his swan
none more famous than a Broadway Play. TK U MLJ LV NV
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