You think she wants something sweet,
yet there’s heavy salt on the spoon
she lives to lick
And it’s people like you, who assume
she can’t take it, that make room
for lovers like me
Stability looks good on paper,
but it doesn’t do much for the panties
in the back of her bureau
She can’t predict the next thing I’ll say,
which is why I haunt her orgasms
like a wet dream which refuses lucidity
For you, she whispers refrains of,
“Don’t stop.” while worrying that you’ll fail
to follow her straightforward instruction
For me, she whimpers choruses of,
“Fuck me everywhere.” and (no surprise)
proves she means it
You send her Hallmark cards,
which are meant to prove how lucky
she is to have the one-and-only you
I bring her a sensual shoulder to cry on,
and pleasantries she couldn’t show off,
even if she wanted to
You think an impure night without you
would make her an unlovable stranger;
someone to be forgotten
Whereas I know what really matters
is who she wants to come home to
A shame you can’t read minds
You don’t sex her in the AM
if she’s yet to brush her teeth
like the trad-wife you feel entitled to
But I’ve kissed her as my seed
spilled out of her flared nostrils,
and even made her take off her ring
I’ve choked your name from her mouth
I’ve bruised the nipples
you’d have her nurse with
I’ve stretched her every opening
without even being in the room
I’ve watched her on camera
with other women
I’ve been the reason she takes
an unexpected day off from work
And I’m not opposed to teaching you
how to be the lay she lives for,
because (as you’re about to learn)
it’s not only the thought that counts
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