Not The Sex
A Poem
Like tongue in mouth, it’s messy sometimes And no one gropes you like a man Sucking leaves bruises that last a while, turning purple like plums, unripe and green And saliva leaves lines, wet— cold where breath blows goosebumps And still, when I open my legs too wide, even alone, I feel the need to close them An ache, often painful, where pleasure’s only found out of my body It’s a pattern— ’cause really, it was only ever just a moment One that lingers, and still It’s not the sex I’m afraid of - Forbes
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