she loved my bed head and my tuxedo shirts
and her tricky tequila tongue collected salt from that spot on my neck
and her traveling hands made a worn out path of the denim below my belt
and she didn’t think I was too pretty to place my hands in the center of her back and smack her sticky lipstick kiss on the sheets to stifle her vowels and slant her hips to me so I could make thunderstorms in her
and I counted one two three four
between each lightning strike inside her
and I counted one two three
and her nails made train tracks in my thighs
and I counted one two
and seritonin seismos aftershocks quaked her legs and trembled her chest
and she sprawled like a starfish
and I licked the salt from that spot on her neck and buttoned up my tuxedo shirt with rain soaked hands
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