Saturday, May 11, 2024

Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar

 

(date unknown)

 

Sometimes a cigar

Is just a cigar,

But maybe not this time,

She seeking a place

To party on a memory

Of an experience

She once had,

A need to get right

What went wrong,

How to take the cigar

Ion her mouth,

How to let the smoke linger,

Swirl, bite the edge of her tongue

How not to choke,

The way she did before,

Taking pleasure in the thought of it,

Reshaping of it,

The feeling of it inside her,

The man and the shade of brown

She gets both of each time she sucks,

An acquired taste, glorious

Once achieved,

Repeated over and over,

Letting that first memory fade,

Like smoke disappointing,

Smoke oozing out from between

Her puckered lips


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