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A new way
Since the first two humans
frantically humped in the bushes
praying not to get eaten
by a Tyrannosaurus Rex,
there have been billions,
perhaps trillions
of other cocks and cunts
shoving, and heaving,
and thrusting, and spurting.
They've fucked against trees,
and towers, and poison bats,
in every possible genital combination,
known to man,
and some only known
to an extinct
relative of the hyena.
So when I step around the counter
to meet you at the door,
there's nothing new
in what we're going to do.
Nothing but repetition in
the cock-tits-balls-cunt-
slap-spew-slurp-kiss
come.
fuck, yes
Like every good thing in art,
it's all been done before.
The masters, though.
they do the same thing
in a new way.
Baby, you feel like a new way.
You feel like a new way
when you smile,
stand still, and nod
so I can jump on you like a
stupid teenager,
and we kiss-like-we'll-die-without-each-other's air
like all lovers
And, yeah.
My legs are going to
wrap around your waist.
Why waste perfectly great
long legs just standing there?
Because it's been done?
Fuck that.
Nobody,
not even me,
in this same position with you yesterday,
has looked at you like this,
your cheeks held by
the tips of my fingers
as I memorize the way
your hair is a little disheveled.
Whatever we create again
for the first time
can’t match your lip in my teeth
as you leverage me against the door,
both of us trapped in my bra,
struggling to not laugh
and failing.
Whatever we do that's been done
makes me laugh harder
when you slingshot the damn bra
across the room
You've taken my breath away for
daysweeksforever
and none of it compares
to the way you're doing it again
for the first time.
You feel like a new way
every time you walk in the room
Tomorrow
when lamenting that
we just fucked against the door,
(look I still have splinters in my ass…)
I'll forget to think about
anything
but the way you feel
fucking
my
insides
out
against the
most sturdy door
in the history of the world,
and prove,
again
fuck, yes
that baby,
you feel like a new way.
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