Gooey goodness
A love story
I remember
your hissing and popping growing louder,
intoxicating lungfuls of
your rich caramelized skin–pheromones
ushering my body
over to yours.
The whole of you
still sizzling
as you hit the
sleek sheet, two diagonals
methodically severed into your core.
My insides as fuzzy as
the first time and
here I go again
savouring your ins and outs,
side to side first.
Your golden edges have my
fingers slick, teeth
sinking into your tender
middle.
I take a bite
(or two)
of your top end before
I slowly make my way
lower
to the pièce de résistance.
Creamy goodness
smeared across my cheeks,
delicate sharpness melting
down my throat–my mouth
leaping onto cloud nine.
Oh do I remember…
Legs weak,
blood drained.
Maybe I’m just horny hungry.
*If you had not figured it out yet, this text is about a grilled cheese ;)
About the Creator
Andie Emerson
Queer. Awkward. An anxious wreck, but firm believer in self-work.
Authenticity & progress over illusion & perfectionism.
Makes a living working in home improvement.
C
Comments (2)
Lol, is that a mannequin in your cover pic? Loved your poem!
Horngry for eclairs!