Rear-end of a so-call love…
Rear-end of a so-call love.
A Poem by Coyote Poetry
Sometime little is better than none.
Rear-end of a so-call love….
She poured the tequila and
she told me I’m the only one.
I whispered..
To the only one I’m holding tonight.
I kissed her tequila soaks lips.
We engulfed in a laughter.
We were two people with only lies left.
But it doesn’t matter anyway.
We fell on the cheap motel bed.
I held her tightly.
Our lovemaking isn’t to excite the soul.
Just to release a hunger.
That always want more.
She told me I was her best.
I whispered you were the best too.
We laughed again.
Lies are easy to speak.
Does it matter anyway?
We separate in the morning.
I don’t ask for a phone number.
We know where to find each other.
At the bar with the cheap liquor.
After the beer and booze hit.
It don’t matter anyway.
COYOTE
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Thank you my friend.
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Always a pleasure to read and share your posts with followers, John!! Have a great day!
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What beautiful tale of love, ridden with existentialism! Deepest love is without chains! Cheap liquor and motel 👍
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Thank you dear Tanya. I appreciate the comment.
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