A Sailor's Hands And Me Poem by Sarah Everson

A Sailor's Hands And Me

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He likes to be behind me,
Holding loosely to my upper breast,
I always sleep with right side down,
His other hand requires extra warmth
Well, so he said, and it is in my vee,
At times I feel his pulse, or is it mine?
He likes me nude just to be close,
Avoid those artificial 'rags' he says,
And so we stay all night, so tight
Until the hour before dawn, it's when
The night is at its darkest and I come;
Back from a god-created sleep,
And spent, a shudder titillates
A sailor's calloused hands and me.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Jerry Hughes 03 September 2009

Hello (lucky) sailor!

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Sarah Everson 11 March 2009

I came upon these steamy lines while plucking scabs from aging pines. That's when my mind is at its best as I have previously confessed, may I, in friendship and concern address the issue: should you burn from heated air beneath your seat I would advise you not to eat broad beans and garlic late at night lest methane sewer gas alight it is what you perceive as fire for me, my puter needs no wire. SHExx

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