Don't kiss her
Don't
But if you do
Know that she tastes strongly
Like leftover coffee
A day too old and staleAnd know that there are sores
Carved into the tender patches
Of her cheeks
She'll claim
That the sores are there
Because she chews her cheeks
When she's nervous
But they exist because
Of the acidity
In the caffeine
She consumesKnow that if
You kiss her in the winter
There will be a faint taste
Of peppermint creamer
On her tongue
And Blistex chapstick
On her lipsKnow that if you kiss her
In the summer
She will taste like tigers blood
Snow-cones
Ocean Water sonic drinks
Iced coffee
And gigglesDon't kiss her though
Don't
But if you ever do
Know all of this
Because
Otherwise
You'll expect her to
Taste like sugar and spice and everything nice
But she tastes like coffee
Snow cones
Chapstick
And giggles11/14/19
Song Credits: Coffee (Joel Adams)
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Poetry***PSA- PLEASE TAKE TIME TO READ MY MOST RECENT ADDITIONS TO THIS POETRY SAGA. I've been writing in this poetry journal since 2016 and they do get progressively better and more insightful.*** thank you carry on: These poems contain snippets of my...