Lap King
by Johnny CrimsonWe rolled,
small tribes;
nineteen-ninety-eight vibes.
Pear acid dripped from the patriarch
and made it's way to her lips.
Moments glimpsed on the TV,
with teen thighs on my lap,
I ruled the world as a mute,
as I suppressed my excitement...the gap.
But meddle in, I never did
as fingers stayed clamped shut,
and offend her, I never did,
as my palms dripped tight with blood.
So for appearances, we sat and watched the film.
Out of respect? I guess, hands off throughout, just friends.
And for twenty-one years, my time machine is wearing thin.
I saw you the other week... I felt the blood return,
I know that you sleep with a shield,
I'm not afraid of the burn.
I'll calculate the date,
I'll even plan the film.
Though I won't wear thin,
or hold back this time.
No, this time...,
I'm going in.
05/09/2019