Borrowing, not mine.
it's so fun, playing with things that aren't yours.
the mystery behind such an object. it's personal value,
it's curiosity grafitying qualities.
how i love to know the unknown in the objects i play with, once was hers now sort of mine as she sits on my fingerstips.
you put them away, then you play again.
you leave a few days and you cant seem to get it out of your brain.
that itch. let's play with it again.
it's not mine, but damn dont i love it!
taboo?
if you will.
i semi steal your kisses and caresses,
your sweet stare, your underwear.
that bite on your lip when i ask, "can i touch you there?"
it's magical maybe,
this borrowing of time,
of almost illegal circumstances,
my prints are everywhere on you, as i play with these things that aren't mine.
and i wonder,
will i get time?
will the bail be too high?
wioll i make it out of this life of crime,
stealing and plundering and biding time,
as i pine for the things that aren't mine.
and of course how could i,
possibly plead any right?
as i so freely let you steal and borrow what's not thine.
pulling and kissing what i thought i could keep to myself. let's share,
i thought,
my stamina like steel wrought,
hard, wanting it all.
but i still realize,
you're one thing that's not mine.
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