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Playtime
A dark booth at the end of the room,
Two silent tipsy people,
Bodies sitting shoulder to shoulder,
A slightly odd sight,
With her arm wrapping tightly around his;
His arm jittering so slightly,
Playing with her hand?
Rubbing her thigh?
No not just, not just, but much, but much,
Hover near and you can hear her stifling voice;
Him just smiling on as he enjoys his steak intensely;
Is it the steak that stirs her needing eyes?
Her chest heaving heavily to match his jittery arm;
Her own arm beginning to jitter, jitter, jittering arms,
Then eyes to meet each other in shuddering,
And then only sticky white puddles to show for their presence.
Two silent tipsy people,
Bodies sitting shoulder to shoulder,
A slightly odd sight,
With her arm wrapping tightly around his;
His arm jittering so slightly,
Playing with her hand?
Rubbing her thigh?
No not just, not just, but much, but much,
Hover near and you can hear her stifling voice;
Him just smiling on as he enjoys his steak intensely;
Is it the steak that stirs her needing eyes?
Her chest heaving heavily to match his jittery arm;
Her own arm beginning to jitter, jitter, jittering arms,
Then eyes to meet each other in shuddering,
And then only sticky white puddles to show for their presence.
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