The Guitar of Our Love Affair
- Emma B. Spears
- Mar 16
- 2 min read
Updated: Mar 17
Affair: I haven’t picked up my guitar since December when you played both me and my guitar. For you tarnished her womanhood, with the soft wood and gleaming strings.
Bisexuality: The song that plays from her guitar makes me yearn to sing with her. But before I do that, I come running to help you finish your song. When I come back, she’s already singing with another. And I’m just the fool begging you to play in the right key so we can be together once again.
Callouses: The protection on my fingertips is gone because you left me without finishing the chord progression of my climax.
C-clitted major: You were too busy sticking your dick in the sound hole of my guitar to play in C-clitted major.
D-istressed string: My frets are broken from the constant strumming of the D-istressed string of my mind.
Foreplay: The frets are broken because you never sanded me down with foreplay.
G-spotted string: She doesn’t give off the same innocence anymore, with it’s G-spotted string that you never quite strummed.
Manhood: You picked it up with someone else and realized she doesn’t moan in the same key I do. Does she know how you’d call the string of my vulva tight when the manhood of your guitar was just crooked and average.
Picks: One time you forgot a pick, so we just had to raw dog a song together. Infecting me with the song you played with so many others.
Womanhood: I picked it up with someone else today. She sanded me down with foreplay. She strummed my G string being careful not to hit the D string. She’s a real musician and you’re just a self-proclaimed man.
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