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You
by Charlotte Léon
(11/23/11)
As with a man -- walking under trees and next to creeks, napping and reading on the couch, day trips and weekend trips, wine, whiskey and foot rubs.
Just for us -- candle wax and spanking with paddles, tying you up, tying me up, magic wands, electric wands, you in my mouth, your fingers in my mouth and inside of me. Me in your mouth, my fingers in all of you. Baths. Your eyes, I can't tell if they're brown or gold. Your name, saying it over and over in my mind while I fall asleep.
©2011 by Charlotte Léon
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Born in San Francisco and raised in the Bay Area, Charlotte Léon was fortunate to attend college in Montréal. Her writing explores the notion of redefining mainstream beliefs about gender, sexual identity, body modification, and long-term partnership. She is equally inspired by the culture and histories of California and Québec.
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