My Lover's Lips, a short story by alanwest. Date added: 2011-03-30. Times viewed: 1173.

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Intro: With so much war and disaster in the world, beautiful women keep me sane.

Breakfast in bed

Bombs in Libya go boom

Watching CNN

Another war so soon?

My lover calls me

An innocent request

"Can you do me now?

I do not jest."

As I wait for my lass

To come through the door

TV tells me

What the war is for

A dictator run amok

A crack in the shield

We've tried diplomacy

He will not yield

As I sip my coffee

A knock on the door

She's standing there

Panties fall to the floor

She hikes up her dress

For a casual fuck

"I need this bad.

It's just your luck."

We do it in the glow

Of my big flatscreen

I'm trying to keep up

She's only nineteen

When we're finished

And she's satisfied

TV tells me

How many have died

Wars never end

Madmen run loose

My lover's lips

Spare me the noose

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