Kleine, kleine Dame

Kleine, kleine Dame

A Poem by Lechuza
"

Lemon, narrow, through, w***e

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Lemon Lady licks it, but won't swallow.

She pleasurably goes and makes you squeeze.

Don't cry! Being through, the room seems narrow.

 

Throw her a coin or still be a callow;

Tell her to suck and get down on her knees.

Liquid Lady licks it, but won't swallow.

 

Tasty and sweet like a pink marshmallow

Lemon Lady's tongue licks me and me squeeze.

Don't die! Being through, the bed seems narrow.

 

Between roars I listen to her shadow

Going through the room. I'm not what she sees.

Little Lady likes it, and will swallow

 

The drinkable liqueur from a shallow.

She's laughing off my cheap and nasty miss.

Don't smile! Being naked, I'm still callow.

 

Be a naive hanging from her gallows

Or kill her. Drink first from the liquid breeze.

Lucky Lady did it and won't swallow.

Don't cry! Being through, she remains hallowed.

© 2012 Lechuza


Author's Note

Lechuza
This poem was a homework for class, but it finally became more than that. This is not about love; this poem is about everything.

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Posted 12 Years Ago


This is an incredible poem, it's very well exicuted and extremely haunting with its imagry and message. I can't wait to see more of your work. =3

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Lechuza
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Once Percy Bysshe Shelley said he was a mankind lover. Well, dear Shelley: I'm afraid to tell you I'm also a mankind lover. Tall and big brown eyes. The smell of whiskey and cigarettes. Guitars, men.. more..

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A Poem by Lechuza