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she can’t call me no one

Jack Henry

we met downtown
late on a Tuesday
standing at a traffic light
wondering which way to go

she’s got the kind of
tits you want to steal
and keep in a box under
the bed

i don’t speak, my eyes too mean
words fail, my kidney just gave out,
livers about gone, but my heart
keeps thumping, i wonder about
my cock, but that went first

traffic cop drives by, she smiles
- at him, not me
he smiles back, thin lips part
showering his sabre tooth smile

light changes, she shuffles across at
the green, my eyes watch each step,
long legs climb to delicate curves
i suspect a twitch behind my
zipper, but it’s just gas

maybe tomorrow, maybe not

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This appears in a pre-2010 issue of cc&d magazine. Saddle-stitched issues are no longer printed, but you can requesting it “re-released” through amazon sale as a 6" x 9" ISBN# book! Email us for re-release to order.

This appears in a pre-2010 issue
of cc&d magazine.
Saddle-stitched issues are no longer
printed, but you can requesting it
“re-released” through amazon sale
as a 6" x 9" ISBN# book!
Email us for re-release to order.