Let’s pretend you picked me up from a bar,
From being oh so charismatic.
And I felt fire when you dragged your hand up my arm.
So I followed you,
From the bar,
To the street,
To the cab,
To your hotel,
To your hotel room,
With hard kisses in between,
And all I felt was fire. Again.
Let’s pretend you didn’t see my scars and my flaws,
As you were unzipping my dress,
And as you were kissing every inch of me,
Let’s pretend you weren’t thinking about someone else.
As I was unzipping your pants while pushing you to the bed.
And when I made you wait so I could turn the lights off,
You thought it was a game of trying to find my skin in a dark room.
But it was really so I didn’t have to find out when this ended.
I felt your breath on my neck,
And I pretend that you cared about me,
As I fell on top of you,
And perhaps just for a moment,
I didn’t pretend at all.
I felt your soft touch,
I felt your caution.
I tasted the whiskey on your breath and I can imagine you tasted tequila.
But dark and light liquors don’t mix very well, do they?
And you explored me as I touched your face,
And my hand grazed your five o’clock shadow.
I felt your breathing get quick,
And I knew it was almost over.
So when it was,
I pretended you didn’t ask me to leave.
I pretended you didn’t throw me my clothes and make me hurry.
I pretended you wanted me for more then just an hour.
So I zipped my dress back up,
And as I was closing your hotel door and putting my other heel on,
It had me wondering…
Did you pretend too?