Jealous



Jealous

You’re not yourself
when there’s two in a
bed and they’re both
in your head
with what wasn’t said
about giving head.

She was all in your eyes
and you jacked to
her thighs and imagined
the sighs and
gasping surprise
but alas it was lies
as after her cries
his cock dries
with a cotton
you gave her
one that would
save her from
having to blow
out her sneeze,
not to blow
on her knees

and all you knew
was her face
and a name.

About this poem

Goes out to the most beautiful woman I've ever seen

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Written on 2023

Submitted by LeonBrass on January 19, 2024

Modified by LeonBrass on January 30, 2024

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Quick analysis:

Scheme XXXAAA BCDDBBBBXXXXEFEF CXX
Closest metre Iambic dimeter
Characters 450
Words 101
Stanzas 3
Stanza Lengths 6, 16, 3

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