ellen asks for the key of your number four dance studio;
she says you must bring it back, please. this afternoon still.
she says it in a husky and quiet tone. very husky. very softly.
it makes me want to fall asleep. and her consonants sound like
huge squares of heavy, salted butter falling into flour, while her esses are
rounded but clear like a long and thin and very friendly female snake;
no lisping though. just husky, like she has mild and sexy laryngitis.
her dresses are tight, like snakeskin before the shed and her secure
voluptuosities are breathtaking and serious. they sit, firmly attached and
anchored to her being. in front and at her back. like her hair that comes
in every style there is; tall formal hoity toity or big hair at ease. pony askew
or afro halo. ellen is darkest chocolate. warm and strong. like coffee. like
a summer evening after dusk when the moon, like the loopy-large whites
of her eyes, comes out to play.
if you hand me the key, i can give it to ellen...
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Poetryparallax /ˈpærəˌlæks/ noun 1. an apparent change in the position of an object resulting from a change in position of the observer 2. an appar...