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The Write Way
by
Rod Stewart
It is a delicate affair. On again, off again over the rolling years. To be
honest, I truly
don't know what keeps us together. Most likely it's a habitual relationship with
one
another, moving through our shared days with cursory nonchalance. Comfortably
addicted to our mutual convenience.
She is always there when I need her. Never more than an arm's length away. I
love to
hold her for hours and hours. Tightly. Until the sweat runs freely over our
melded
skin. She presses deeply into my flesh. Imprinting her desire. It is a turbid
intercourse. With the words pouring from the tip of her lip like smudged
ecstatic
moans of a tripping addict. They are scribbles in the shadows. Largely
undecipherable
explicatives ejaculating from unleashed wildness. In my hands she is a
formidable
carnal creature. Unpredictable. And feverously infectious. And even though she
would
never call my name, I would need to have my way with her. Too often.
Admittedly I am an overbearing bastard. For hours or days she lays there
neglected
and speechless. Cold, stiff and unforgiving no matter how I stroke her or coo
false
affection. Cradling her numbness between my fingers. A half hearted twirl to
coax a
cracking lame smile. Her rebuttal is a tap, tap on my furrowed forehead ground
to
sound for sanity.
The answers sputter eventually in one form or another. And I question if they
are
genuinely hers. Because the only time she speaks to me is when my voice touches
her. Saying the thoughts that I would want her to.
I know that she has a brain of her own. And I have seen her speak with forceful
vigor
on her own merit. But my presence contaminates her nature. She toyfully
saunters as
my puppet. Waiting for me to guide her intentions through every moment step.
I don't love her. I don't hate her. But I will never understand her as long as I
shall write.
This is a truly peculiar marriage with Miss Precious Pen. But these are my
feelings, my
story and my life.
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