slow motion

By thelostmessenger

i move my menthol cancer stick
to my lips and inhale.
we seem to roll down main street.
suddenly we lose speed
as my blonde curls bounce to the side
turning my head towards his house.
black etnies sneak out the bottom of his door
and its an eternity before
i see both of his shoes.
his knees peak out of his torn jeans.
i finally see one of his hands,
those strong, but soft hands
i would die to have all over me.
from behind that big white door
i see the bottom of his t-shirt.
the rainy sky matches it's color.
atlast i see his face.
i've never seen anyone make
a stocking cap so sexy.
he reaches into his jeans
to light the cigarette
that was placed between his lips
which otherwise, would form
the most amazing smile you'd ever see.
and when my neck could turn towards him no more,
i looked towards the road.
then i took a hit of my cigarette,
as soon as times was back.



(id like to say that this very man,
whom i've been infatuated with
since i've known him long ago,
is now the man im very much
in love with. fate can be kind.)

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© 2008 me_the_messenger
Published on Tuesday, February 5, 2008.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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  • elisa On Tuesday, February 5, 2008, elisa (1616)By person wrote:

    doesn't get any better than this when it comes to feeling the texture of words... very very nice.

  • Petra Creffield On Tuesday, February 5, 2008, Petra Creffield (28)By person wrote:

    wow this is just soooo damn sexy as hell! love it, know it, want it again! NOW thx Px

  • Alanarchy On Tuesday, February 5, 2008, Alanarchy (1200)By person wrote:

    This is great. Girls always make checking someone out so much more of an elegant, sweeping kind of thing. Her catching you staring at her ass is never so easy to play off, you know. Great write. I really enjoyed this.

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