FlawedA Poem by NevilleFlawed You may never know How often I opened your Page and looked down On you from above Posing naked like
that From the waist down Was he really that
damn good Or just another trick
you turned I remember that check
shirt tho Unbuttoned as it was just
far enough To reveal the gentle
cleft Between those small
breasts of yours I may have even once Just called them buttercups No hint of a smile though Just a quickie for
the cameraman Did he tell you to
sit like that I wonder With your knees so
well parted Your mother never sat
like that But then you know
that don’t you Hey I never knew you
had so many Piercings you never
told me But then why should
or would you Is that check shirt you
wear Mine or his and is it
blue or black It’s hard to tell in
Monochrome For certain Did you steal or borrow
it For the sake of modesty
or art even Whatever I just love the
way your Eyebrows arch and finger
combed Still loose hair
falls over those shoulders To reveal a near invisible
scar behind Your left ear and which
makes you Not quite so perfect
after all my dear © 2019 NevilleFeatured Review
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