Tuesday, January 10, 2012

A Woman, A Man & Their Cigars

From across a dark and lively room

Her eyes catch to his

Lips gently caressing the brown

Paper wrappings

Of a bittersweet treat.

His cheeks depress concavely

As he draws in smoky air

Sucking in the flavor

From a moistened

Cylindrical tube of foreign pleasure.


From afar, the two minds meet.

An eyebrow lifts as if to

Call him hither.

Yet he does not respond

But with a wink and a tempted grin.


The smoking has begun.


A gentle pulse grows into the night

Until she trembles for his touch

And the flame is struck from his

Tongue pressed and flickering upon hers.


She unwraps her own fleshy cigar,

Tugging at the leather, clasping

Its denim wrapper shut tight.

When he stands disrobed before her

She takes him into her mouth,

Sucking in, as he had his smoky air,

Until she tastes his murky bitterness

In her cheek, whereupon

They both lie wasted.

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