I went out on a grocery one evening
And was walking on the street
When a familiar car stopped
And before I could say anything
He was already in front of me
His face was with no emotion
But he was gentle when he asked me
To come in his car so we can talk.
I was hesitant at first
Afraid it might lead to bed
But I accepted his invitation.
This time he didn't kiss me
He was cold and civil
We were on his garage
When he opened the door for me
I was surprised when he dragged me out
And pushed me at the back of the car
"Why are you always playing hard to get?"
Before I could react he pulled down my pants
And parted my legs, enough to insert his
Inside me, I felt pain but I couldn't move
He was so strong, he was so rude
This is not what I expected
I let him intrude inside me
Every penetration creates a sting
Though I was beginning to like it
Tears started to fall from my eyes
I was sobbing hard instead of moaning...
He frosted upon hearing me explode
And removed his body from my parted legs
He dressed me and hugged me
He didn't say anything
He let me cry on his shoulder.
He led me back to his car
And fetched me home instead
We were quiet when he said;
"Why don't you live with me?
You can stop working,
I will support your children."
"And be your stripper?" I answered!
"I don't need your money, Andy."
It was a harsh reply but
Those were not the words
I want to hear from him...
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A KISS IS STILL A KISS
PoetryWhat drives a woman to be involved in a sexual relationship? Is it for love? For money? A woman sometimes when emotionally unstable caused by recent break ups and abandonment entangles herself in an explicit affair. Sex can become her form of solac...