A Story

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She slid into bed next to

me, she threw her tan

long, tan legs over

mine and said:

“F_ck me, please.”

I kissed her mouth.

Our tongues twisted,

I tasted her mouth, it

had a cherry sherbert

flavor, she smiled as

we broke the kiss

her black curls

shimmering in the

sun.

I grabbed one big,

ripe breast, and teasing

and took the nipple

full into my mouth.

It hardened instantly,

she moaned with

passion, her smooth

legs rubbing mine.

She grabbed my dick,

and my hand slid

down to her wet mound,

she squeezed my swollen

penis up to her breast

and began to rub it.

I stroked her mound,

kneading her clit, the moans

as we came, the milky

semen squirting on her dark

nipple.

She smiled.

“We held each other

close, I stroked her ample

buttocks. When it was

time, she rolled over,

and I entered her from

behind.

Bye, Bye

miss American Pie,

Took the Chevy to the levee,

But the levee went dry,

The good old boys were

drinking Whiskey & rye,

& Singing

This’ll be the day that I die,

The day the music died

On the Beach

Why am I here?

To get a tan?

To praise the sun?

Or the scratchy sand

that beneath buttocks.

Or to praise the waves?

Or write ocean-polluted

poetry of overburden,

Ridden by copper-tanned

Straddling saddles

Of fiberglass.

The sand is strewn

with celluloid debris

sacrificing write-ups

to the sunless sky,

Wall to wall people,

Waves of flesh against

waves of water,

American music

from transistor radios,

And all the sand, sky

and celluloid are one,

The Beach.

Cat Stevens, whats happened to you

where have you gone

To the faith of old Islam.

Life could be a Sci-Fi novel

Ads praising toilet paper

like the messiah,

Phallic ships soaring to the moon,

Or to deliver atomic death,

Couch potatoes collect radiation

from their TV sets,

While models collect

cash for their printed

photons.

They glorify themselves

In their stinkin’ tobacco

and cheap cheapo.

Heat is the sponge that soaks

up hope. It burns, heats

and melts, dragging away life,

sucking like an infant’s mouth

upon the nipple of life.

When do you kill?

you fill the drainage

ditch with bodies,

To satisfy you lust,

Cravings of your

mad gods.

But do the gods listen,

or do they simply float

away,

On a cloud or non-existence

You make the world stink

with the stench of burning

flesh body,

But only the youth, children

die.

They say that your gods

are the worst.

But I think not.

You sacrifice fourteen,

But ten million die for

the Power.

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