Leading To
He asks if its rude
To postpone the last,
Move it to next
So he can go home.
Honest,
I tell him
Yes it would
But he can.
He asks if I’m sure
But decides to stay
If only
Cause I’d be waiting anyway.
In those four walls,
I tell him sorry
‘Why’ or ‘for what’ he asks,
Closing in.
‘Keeping you here’
I say as he leans.
‘It’s fine’
He says, turning me round.
He kisses me soft,
Gentle, messy.
Familiar and welcome,
I kiss back.
He touches behind,
Squeezing
With meaning.
‘Can I?’ he asks, forehead to mine.
I tell him yes,
And his breathing hitches
As he hikes up my skirt
And slips beneath the tights.
He touches me there,
Kisses me hard.
When he smiles,
I know there’s devious thoughts.
On the field
He asks me
What I want to do
And hints that
He’d like to.
But I’m nervous
New, and bad
At picking up hints
So I ask what he means.
One thing that’s nice
Will lead to the next
And what that means
Is it will be sex.
Though I’m not opposed
To the lead up of it all,
I’m physically attracted
And that’s my warning.
If it lead to,
And that’s what he wanted,
I know that I can’t
Because if anything more,
I’ll come to regret
Unless we’re together
And not just friends.
Copyright © Micheala Ruth September | Year Posted 2023
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