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Poetry of Issue 9: Berlin, 1935

Berlin, 1935

How soft his caresses were.

My heart beat against his breast.

Like velvet or fur.

My eyes felt the longing his expressed.

I yielded and felt my body yield,

It was like a dream come to life 

Lost inside his strong magnetic field.

I would have served him as his wife.

The city lingered below us in the street.

Enthralled by his fearsome hardness,

I kneeled to kiss his feet,

A slave to his caress.

The night was over and he went away.

What more is there to say?

by Neil Heims

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