HAVING ANOTHER IN MIND

By alp

Sun, 31 Aug 2008
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Whenever your hand slides,
Underneath her short skirt,
She thinks of his fingers.
What you don’t know won’t hurt.

Whenever you kiss her,
She feels his loving tongue,
As her eyes gladly close.
What you don’t know won’t stun.

When you say, “I love you,”
She’ll say, “I love you too,”
As if your ears are his.
The unknown can’t hurt you.

You won’t ‘hurt’ her either.
So when you’re having sex,
Your satisfied sighs hide,
That you think of your ex.

23 June 2008

Certificate 18
If the truth is out there, let it in!
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Comments

Submitted by tcook on
How very sad.

Submitted by alp on
Why the 'how very sad' comment? Sad in what context? I don't agree with the characters' ways in the poem, I was just trying to put across a 'fair' ending (they aren't being straight with each other).