“That Wednesday Afternoon”

He invited me on a Wednesday afternoon,

To his house.

He invited me that Wednesday afternoon,

To his room.

He invited me very leisurely,

To sit on his bed;

He invited me very tenderly,

To kiss his mouth,

                      WE HEAR NOISES FROM DOWNSTAIRS.

He invited me very grudgingly,

To say hi to his mom,

She revealed that he’d made his bed because of me,

She thanked me.

A FEW MOMENTS LATER,

WE HEAR HER LEAVE THE HOUSE.

THE BEDROOM DOOR CLOSES ONCE MORE.

He invited me to lay on his labour, where our mouths merged;

The dictators of our speech were

Harmonizing yet battling, licking yet triumphing.

I spontaneously took off my shirt, my bra, my belt, my jeans;

With a tiny, triangle patch left to guard my virtue,

He invited me to unbutton his button down and unzip his jeans.

That Wednesday afternoon,

I saw things, he saw things, we felt things, but then

We stopped things, before they went any further.

 We hadn’t even expected ourselves to go

As far as we did that Wednesday afternoon.

Although, shortly after, when I was about to go home,

 He pecked my lips with promise.

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