She said! I said!

She said! I said!

A Poem by andrew mitchell

She's lying on the bed, exposed
An invitation was read
A decision was made
I wasn't going to oppose.

I said " Two sugars or one!"
I ducked.
A pillow was thrown.
I said" Better luck next time!"

She said" Come here! You're dead!"
So I did.
I said" That tickles!"
She said" Better than the language of pain."

I said" Hmmh! Don't know that one!"
She then let her fingers do the talking.
I said "Ouch!" "That hurts!"
She smiled.
I accepted her proposal!

© 2015 andrew mitchell


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That is quite kinky Andrew! And it has this free flowing easy meter. Quite a breezy read.

Posted 8 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

8 Years Ago

thank you maliika
Definitely the last line's my favorite. While reading the poem, a kind of curiosity is aroused in the reader's mind, whether that proposal would be accepted or not, but ya, as someone already said, who could refuse such a proposal? ;)

Posted 9 Years Ago


This is the 52nd shade of grey, my friend... your creative 'foreplay' writes are so entertaining... and who could refuse such a proposal?

Posted 10 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

8 Years Ago

thank you dear poet
These little vignettes you do are most intriguing, Andrew! ...just as long as she hurts so good!

Posted 10 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

10 Years Ago

thank you Kelly lol
Cant help but smile when reading this cheeky playful write!
Love it TTM :)

Posted 10 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

10 Years Ago

Smile away SOL LL!!
Hey! What's going on here?

Posted 10 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

10 Years Ago

a play of words fingernails cut!
that's a new kinda foreplay right there .... must give it a go .... how can one not have a cheeky smile wen reading this?

Posted 10 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

10 Years Ago

lol Thank you KWP
did you mean, "I excepted" or "I accepted" in last line...

not sure...although "excepted" would be an interesting play on words.

i liked the tongue in cheek humor in this...the subtle sensuality of the situation.
sort of like Robert Creeley with the dialogue...he did that very well...

Posted 10 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

10 Years Ago

Thanks J it was an overlook "accepted" lol, and I must look up Robert Creeley
andrew mitchell

10 Years Ago

Hi J. looked up Robert Creeley's works. Very nice My kind of poetry! Thank you J.
A delightful tale shared in the poem. I liked the conversation and the final lines. Accepting the situation. Thank you for sharing the entertaining poetry.
Coyote

Posted 10 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

10 Years Ago

Thank you CP for reviewing and enjoying the tale:)
Coyote Poetry

10 Years Ago

You are welcome.
You have an interesting way of packaging an idea into little cameos and letting them spill like milk down the page Andrew. Delightful.

Posted 10 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

10 Years Ago

lol thank you John lol

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