Cherries
I still remember the way he always tried to hide his hands.
He'd pull them up into his sleeves ashamed of their condition.
The disease.
I would bring them to my face and gently run my lips over them.
They touched me with grace and softness
and followed the curves of my body with ease.
Tasted like cherries.
I never told him then but
I always thought they were beautiful.
He'd pull them up into his sleeves ashamed of their condition.
The disease.
I would bring them to my face and gently run my lips over them.
They touched me with grace and softness
and followed the curves of my body with ease.
Tasted like cherries.
I never told him then but
I always thought they were beautiful.
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