Eight strokes in,
somehow you're panting & spent,
slumped in the corner of the bed
as though you've done something here.
Ask
You didn't finish?
Smile. I think of how men
want daily trophies
because they performed.
I count each throb
until you shrivel into yourself.
Eight strokes. Ten next time.
You've bested yourself
somewhat.
Then six,
back to eight.
You sweat, it's incredible
how much you sweat from such little labor.
Sometimes I lay still. You don't notice.
I say
Maybe one day you'll fuck me
as well as you pontificate about the world.
You say
Be fair to me.
Call me cruel for rewriting history,
for saying you don't understand
no
or boundaries.
There's a dark joy in me that laughs at your meager gifts.
I am cruel, but I didn't rewrite a thing, babe.
You're not a monster, just a man.
Truly, you hate my guts because
you could never reach them.
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