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Lollipop

He holds the lime-green lollipop by the white stick in his right hand
And he slowly places the edible end into his waiting mouth
First, it touches his red tongue
Mouth held open wide enough to leave the lips wanting, waiting for the feel of the smooth candy ball
He moves his tongue upward, trapping the lollipop between his flavour palate and the roof of his mouth
His nimble fingers turn the stick
To create a burst of sensation in his mouth
The rest of his body is not left untouched by this feeling
Every cell has taken a rest
Relaxation from the sugar that evens out his mind
With something that is so calming and wonderful, he feels as if he’s reached a pure mental and physical state of orgasm
That sensation makes him twirl the stick faster in hoped of satisfying his sudden need for the ultimate blow job
Someone that can tantalize his mind while pleasing his world
Not just some little slut that will be down on her knees
Without possessing the need to tap his brain first for how much he knew on the periodic table
Or how glucose and carbohydrates are broken down differently
And how one of those substances can give his mind a better erection than she ever could;
even if she was the most beautiful being in the world and sucked until her lips bled
He forgets the girl in his mind and focuses back on the lollipop
Closing his mouth ever-so-slightly, he pulls it back into the air
And savours what still lingers in his mouth
He is making me hungry in this class of chemicals
I’ve already discussed the periodic table
Sodium, magnesium, manganese
Oxygen, nitrogen, explosion, fire, solubility 
Impulse
The gum snaps harder inside my mouth as I can’t move my eyes
Watching him place the lollipop back and close his lids for another taste of ecstasy
Suddenly images placed in my mind of impulse appear
My lollipop is already finished and the stick lays upon my desk
I could be the girl to challenge the fire raging in his mind
Sweet, sweet impulse
But I can’t touch him, the thought is not the same as the memory that will remain when the deed is done
After I have given myself up as someone who degrades themselves for just a moment of sexual fulfillment
At least I’d satisfy his needs
To make him happy would at least ease the anxiety nervosa
And give me a reality to fantasize of instead of an imagining, to know what it’s like to completely detach
From who I was born to be
Giving him what he was born to want

11/16/01

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