Shaven
“There’s no going back,” Mom said
With a stern look on her face.
“Once you do it once, you have to do it
Forever.”
I didn’t care.
I mentally prepared myself in my bedroom
As I laid out my light pink shorts
I would be wearing the next day
To Miss Harris’ class
Where Spencer sat next to me.
Maybe he would drop his pencil,
And he’d reach under his desk
And lightly brush against my thigh
And feel like the slick difference
Between his world and mine.
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