Disco’s Revenge


Leather clad, he slithers, hips sliding, Dressed to kill, in seductive finery, Swigs from a brown tipple, Licks his lips, gratefully, desperately, Predator instinct rising like dough in passion’s oven. Eyes shine through a forest of spindly legs.


Spies her, Inviting, preening, Red and yellow neon reflect off her skin, Lights bounce, Teasing, mesmerizing, She gyrates to a tribal rhythm.


His eyes paralyse, She is a vortex to his hormones, They are together, entwined, He cuddles her, holds her fears, Strokes her arms, Until lips mash together, Like milk merging into chocolate.


She goes back to his place, A dark, windowless room, Damp oozes through walls, Roof merges into a tunnel floor, Stained with drinks, empty take-away packets, She lies in his bed, His tongue tears her open, She is naked, pure, at her most deadly…..


His insides explode like a rich girl’s handbag, Acid assaults bowel, muscle, leather, As an ancient army smashes through a castle, Our poisoned red light Amazon toad has her vengeance.


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Nose For Sleeze


Chippy pungence rises from a sofa, Wrestles a charcoal ashtray, Lads rise, arms a jellyfish sway, As soldiers prepare to join the fray, Deodorants squabble in a doorway.


Then it’s time at the bar, Sweaty slug shifts in a seat, I gasp at my tongue’s pungent treat, Eyes drift me to any fresh new meat, As a wind vane in a current of heat.


Sweat above me, Smoke and perfume pass nostrils by, Replaced by a stale beer supply, See velcro floors through a bird’s eye, A cocktail I dare not defy.


Lips under me, Taste pink primark gloss, Sickly as candyfloss, I feel her upper flange moss, Her tongue is my seductive boss.


Boobs down a little further, Cause a waist eclipse, A fresh dance pattern skips, Vision blurs as her heel trips, I fall to grind away her hips.


Later, Lips barely mutter, Mind turns hot butter, Under a headlight’s weak stutter, An old oak slips into a gutter, Soul’s shutter.


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