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| Would you like to come with me? |
| as I dance my way through pink
stereotypes? |
| as I try on stiletto heels to make puncture
wounds in men's hearts? |
| as the seam of silk nylons traces lazily
up my thigh? |
| as I shake and shimmy and purse and
pout |
| slide and glide and dazzle and delight |
| your sparkling blue eyes from across the
room |
| behind a velvet rope? |
| This cannot be contained |
| not like you can. |
| and though you may try |
| I'll melt through your heart and fingers
like sugar through lemonade |
| bullets through flesh |
| and say I told you so |
| as I walk away |
| trailing your pride behind me |
| Do you really think I do this for you? |
| I couldn't care less that your eyes and
thighs have been on my behind |
| since the moment I've entered this
room. |
| sex is not in the eye of the beholder--it
is in the eye of the maker |
| and what I'm making tonight |
| would make a blind man see again |
| would make a woman moan for mercy |
| would make your mother weep that she had
lost her son's soul |
| to a woman who could not be woman |
| when such magic danced between her
thighs. |
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