Ajar is Freedom
Ajar is the door to freedom--
the one society had shut for generations--
inside was a young girl, new to the world
of discordancy.
Pernacious and seductive, he approached her,
studying her every existence.
He knew she was easy--for she let him
in hastily-- but he failed to understand
she's not new to the game.
She knew just what he wanted,
daddy warned her years ago.
Ajar was the door to freedom--
the one many men penetrated through;
he stood watching as the forbidden
fruit laid half naked.
Pernicious. yet solicitous he laid beside her
for he vowed to not be his father, and
touching her will make him exactly that.
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