The Freeway of Love

Dangerous deeds camps at night in the mountains
with each thought a flickering flame 
Those that dare to play the game a burning soul 
a crisp desire broken fingers in a glove 
hand in hand driving the freeway of love
I kept the windows down this binz in sport 
her was short but it was blowing around 
her jeans jaded holes around her knees 
it was a sprinkle a mist 
driving into a fog for a kiss at dawn 
with the music on I slowed 
lost in a circle that purple ink on her left breast 
glowed 
I drove across a lawn 
my lights were not on 
her purple lips 
her swirling hips 
her door popped open 
I am still hoping 
for that kiss at dawn
So I am still driving on the freeway of love.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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Mc Mills-Cooper Avatar
May 4, 2018 at 11:26 AM
Oh that freeway of love! How fast do we go? When to get on... When to get off... Nice work here Denis! MC
Krutsinger Avatar
April 7, 2018 at 11:12 PM
Denis, your imagery has my muse singing. I like her purple lips, her swirling hips so much! Well written and appreciated.
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