I don't know where you found the guitar.
But as my cab pulled up you were sitting there strumming it.
You had a blazer on.
Peak 2010.
You saw my foot hit the pavement and your eyes swirled to mine.
The guitar was just a prop to keep your hands busy.
There was no recognition in it when you saw my arms swing down by my side.
We were friends.
Who liked to kiss in the darkness of a summery city.
And it satisfied me that you were waiting.
You were keeping a secret from me
but your hands on my shoulders pulling me in
spilled it out.
And we laughed as we ran
blood pumping through us
and you threw me on the bed
and kissed me like you were hungry for more than my body.
About the Creator
Amy Toledano
I am an Australian actor, writer and creative who is based in London. I love poetry and playwriting and hope you enjoy what I do!
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