Seven years

I hadn’t seen her in seven years…

The weekend played out as I imagined it would

I knew from the start when she kissed my cheek

A secret to be kept is what we formed

Because she’s married and I’m an old flame

This fire never died…

Late night smoke and drinks flow

Laughing with friends about old times

She caught me in the kitchen alone for a moment

And said she just wanted a familiar hug

All too familiar…

Night played on till three in the morning

Everybody else was passed out asleep

Just she and I left alone with a buzz

Our hands couldn’t stop from reaching

Her husband won’t like this…

I pulled her close and kissed her neck

She put her hands in my pants

I turned her around and pushed up in

She went weak in the knees with a moan

We stopped halfway through…

She said I can’t but I want to

I told her not to worry about it

We went back to a hug instead

…and then she said she never forgot me