Twins: An Incest Poem

By: GeorgeGlass

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Category: Poetry › Free Verse

Rating: Adult +

Chapters: 1

Views: 9,626

Reviews: 6

Recommended: 1

Currently Reading: 0

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Twins: An Incest Poem

Twins: An Incest Poem
by George Glass

Age 6
We aren't the same down there
Mommy and Daddy say the difference isn’t to separate us
but to bring us together
They taught us the special hug
so warm
so close
They said we can do it whenever we want
We want, a lot

Age 9
We get it now
why Mom and Dad like it so much
It’s not just a hug
It’s pleasure
surrender
love
We make ourselves feel good
We make each other feel good
Sometimes they watch
and smile

Age 12
We don’t always get along
We fight about little things
Even big things
But we never go to bed angry
Because bed is still
our favorite place
And we are still
each other’s
favorite people

Age 15
It never ends
the wanting
the lust
the love
We are WITH each other
and now
two new happy lives
wait to begin.

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