TouchA Poem by Kate It was one of those evenings where the crickets didn't sing and the moon hung in the sky looking dismal and alone - all the stars had taken an early leave. I watched the moon glow from inside his room, the window slightly cracked. My legs were intertwined with his, the sheet wrapping around the two of us, binding us. I listened to the noises his chest made. Inbetween his sleeping breaths his insides growled, grumbled and hummed. I started to laugh at a memory that slipped away just as it had come. He stirred, his arm coming to hold me closer to his side as he asked me why I was laughing. I brought my finger to his lips, hushing him. I felt him smile against my finger before kissing it. His lips found my forehead and he left a small wetness behind. He gripped my waist, pulling me up so we were chest-to-chest, thigh-to-thigh. I folded my hands under my chin like the childish angels on greeting cards. We smiled at eachother, our breathing falling into a slow, even rhythm. His lips were rosier than mine, his eyes a deep mahogany. He had a small, light, faded pink scar above his eye. His eyelashes reached up to his brows as they pulled into a quizical look.
"Tell me what you're thinking." Each word brushed my face. He waited for an answer while I tried to think up something witty, something humorous or something...smart. He tickled my side as his toes pulled at mine, growing impatient in a teasing way. "Tell me, what are you thinking about?" He asked me again, quieter, settling into the pillow, hands behind his head. I blushed. "You."
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Added on August 30, 2009 AuthorKateSebastopol, CAAboutI was born & raised in Sebastopol, CA. It's a small, intimate town. My parents divorced when I was 4. My father moved further and further away before residing about 2hours away. My father was abusive,.. more..Writing
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