Make Your Play

By TheUltimateOutlaw

I’ll tell you want I want—

I want to be man handled.
I want to be thrown
Into the wall
So fucking
Hard
That things
Snap
When I hit it;

I want the floorboards
To cave in
Under us
And all the lights to
Flicker

When I scream.

I want a love that
Bleeds its
Color
From the edges,

I want a man
Who isn’t afraid
Of the
Dark.
Who will fuck me
With the lights
On.
And the windows open
In the dead of
Winter.

I want a man who
Pulls the
Trigger
Every single time.

We take our chances
And our choices orbit
On halos
Of good intent
Hotwired
To plans that
Come crashing
Down
In the end,

So—

Make your play.

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© 2009 TheUltimateOutlaw
Published on Monday, February 16, 2009.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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  • A former member wrote: Well you're certainly after a dangerous lover. But dangerous is and always has been sexy. Good lucking in finding that special someone, and buckle up and hold on!

  • Drea On Tuesday, February 17, 2009, Drea (1388)By person wrote:

    Amen!!! This was awesome. I wish you luck in finding someone like this...because I found mine and it doesn't get any better.

  • Taunting The Reaper On Tuesday, February 17, 2009, Taunting The Reaper (169)By person wrote:

    This totally rocks! Loved it!

  • A former member wrote: No this is classic poetry. I loved it.

  • estherbell On Tuesday, February 17, 2009, estherbell (52)By person wrote:

    Wicked!!!

  • Fantecstasy On Monday, February 16, 2009, Fantecstasy (120)By person wrote:

    Kind of made me laugh, but it was also pretty hot at the same time. I think it was the reference to doing it with the windows open in the dead of winter... definitely made it worth while. Very good though, I only hope I find a girl who wants it like that. *tips hat*

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