The Way All Lovers Do
I wasn’t looking for Mr. Right. Just hungry for Mr. Someone.
You sip on your whiskey
I soak in my gin and ginger ale
They ask about how we met
And our eye decide who will recount the tale.
Hot summer night
Was in the peak of July
Swiping through Tinder
I came across this guy:
Blue eyed, handsome,
Thirty-one
I wasn’t looking for Mr. Right
Just hungry for Mr. Someone.
Someone to distract me
To enjoy each other's company
The kind of many who takes pleasure in
Pleasingly the womanly.
I swiped right
Soon after he did too
And I sent him “Hi, handsome”
Unbeknownst to him, my signature move.
Interesting and intriguing
We chatted late into the night
Easy and smooth and intelligent
To be cliché; this feels so right.
Two nights of this
Talking until late
We agree to meet for coffee
For our first rendezvous date.
I’m there first
I’m overdressed
I pay for yours
And you protests.
Much to my delight
You sit down too close
I drink my tea too quickly
My eyes give away what I want most.
I take you to my studio
Small and bare and grey
I’m just looking for something physical
You’re more than willing to obey.
And these details we don’t share
Baby they’re just between us two
How did you meet? Well, somehow clandestinely
Just the way all lovers do.
About the Creator
Lizzie Sage
Queer and newly craving men. Black coffee and bold kisses.
Stand up comic and poet.
Read my poetry on insta: @lustypoetry
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