Against the Grain

Against the Grain

A Poem by Chase

These lips are a foreign thing,
for now.

My hackles raise.

The urgency behind them, no less than any other.

Low growls emit from my throat.

The hands of her grasp for my shaft.
With beautiful eyes that don't belong, she gazes back at me;
A silent question.

With hackles still raised, my hips thrust in reply and the resounding gags grate on my keen ears,
though my member does throb.

The evil that is my conscience is perched upon her head, glaringly,
as she moves closer to the base,
hiding my conflicting desire in her throat.

Her eyes open wide when the snarl on my lips emits,
and all else is released.

I feel as if my fur has been rubbed the wrong way,
though I have done no wrong.
Why?

© 2015 Chase


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Added on February 26, 2015
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Chase
Chase

Stillwater, MN



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My name is Chase. I love writing and find solace through it. Feel free to sift through my myriad of words and tell me what you think:) Constructive criticism is welcome! more..

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