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Talking dirty April 13, 2012

 

 

Talking dirty     April 13, 2012

 

“Talk dirty to me,” she says.

I say I don’t know how but I do,

My brain overgrown with worn out phrases

Like dipping my wick,

Or giving some dick

After all these years

Jerking off to Playboy

And cheap tricks to chicks

On 42 nd Street,

Or dating strippers

Who trade blow jobs

Snoots of coke

I know enough,

To know which end

Of the candle to burn

And which end to stick

Into her cunt

My uncle was a backdoor man

(boys or girls it didn’t matter)

I always go in through the front door

Resisting the temptation of sissy boys

Who look like but don’t have

The access points girls supply,

that porn girl in LA,

Choreographer for Broadway

Pretending I didn’t know

What was what

When I really did

Naïve in the wrong way,

Aching to be licked and be licked

But she scares me

In that if I say what I really mean

I might scare her away.

God knows, I have to work with her,

And already think too much

About what I could, would do

When in the same room,

Now, we playing phone text

Only she’s not a recording,

And me, thinking, how I’d slip

It in if she let me,

Front door, back door,

Oral or not

“Talk dirty to me,” she says

And I see a glass stained

With other men’s cum

Between us,

Like one of those 15 minute

Booths in Manhattan,

She on the other side

Waiting patiently

For me to leave my mark

On the glass as well.

“Talk dirty to me,” she says

And I get tongue tied

Caught in a confused fog

Wondering what I might say to her

Tomorrow

If I say what she wants me to say

Today.

Can I look into her deep, dark eyes

And not see my reflection in glass,

Stroking until it all comes out,

Feeling dirty just to think about,

Wondering if she would hate me

If I painted her lips with it,

Or her tits,

Or dove deep into the abyss

Where it all comes out eventually,

The fingers of my one hand

Feeling the throb coming

While my other hand

Grips the phone,

Confused as to which

Hand I should use for what.

“Talk dirty to me,” she says.

And I’m scared to death.

 

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