Lollipop
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I want to be a lollipop
A swirling twirling bright confection
Tightly bound in a cellophane dress
Tauntingly displayed beyond wayward hands
Eyes hungrily dancing over me
I watch as they go by
I long for the perfect set
Full soft lips to wrap around me
Glistening and tender
Their yearning is matched by my own
The lucky one who procures me
Cradles me with delight
Inhales my deliciousness
And readies his tongue
Firm, slick and strong
It drags across my sweetness
With every stroke, I die a little more
The ecstasy of being consumed is all I know
I care not of tomorrow
Kill me, lick by lick