Tattoos, Pictures, Jubilation and Love

"TATTOOS, PICTURES, JUBILATION AND LOVE"


minutes ago, I received a 
picture from a female I know.
she says she loves me.
she texts:
I'LL SEND IT TO YOU AS LONG 
AS YOU DON'T USE IT AGAINST 
ME.
I agree.
ARE YOU READY?
I text back: I AM.
my notification sounds, 
Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata
plays across my room. 
delivered.
she's naked and in her 
bathroom. tattoos on her 
wrist, her leg and above her 
baby maker. she adds character to 
her picture. this wild horse 
has a tongue that's wet, 
thick, shiny and pierced.
it hangs out. details, 
details, details. baby, the 
devil is in the details.
listen! Beethoven is at it 
again. another picture.
these pictures came with no 
hesitation and only one 
proclamation.
I SEND THESE TO YOU BECAUSE 
I'M ALL YOURS. THIS IS WHAT 
YOU HAVE. BE GOOD TO IT.
I feel jubilation and love.
wait, you're smarter than 
this! the browns, the greens 
and the blues.
 
all of perversion's eyes have 
seen this too. perversion's 
eyes have read that pro-
clamation. perversion's eyes 
once had all she was. per-
version's eyes were told to 
be good to it. perversion's 
eyes know that baby maker tattoo.
they know that tongue ring.
jubilation and love took a 
trip into the perverted.
look at the bigger picture
you fool! the record plays 
the same old song. minutes 
ago, I received some 
pictures, some love, some 
dedication.
however, 
I did not receive her 
originality.
the world's perverted eyes
beat me to it.


By: Chicano Eddie
8-9-2016
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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