Sallie Mae, a poem
She landed, softly,
on the supple, white
flesh of my thigh,
while I looked the other way,
blinded by a new freedom.
And as I looked on,
she glanced around,
checking that we were alone.
Then, her lance plunged into
my soft, succulent skin.
I snapped back, smacked.
But too late.
She kicked off,
swayed a bit,
and buzzed off
into the darkness,
drunk on my blood.
Truth. Nice analogy!
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