Vitamina y Candy

And when your breath shudders in my ear,
I smile — sticky lips, glazed eyes —
‘cause I know you’re already drunk on me,
this nectar you swore you’d sip polite
but now you drown in like a sinner at confession.

Shhh… don’t run yet —
feel my thighs wrap ‘round your hunger,
feel my tongue draw secret prayers on your collarbone,
each lick a promise to ruin your calm again and again.

Mami, mueve esa cintura —
grítame mi nombre mientras sudas mi veneno,
I’ll ride you slow, faster, stop — tease —
laugh when you curse, beg, grab my hair like you own me,
but you don’t — I own you.

I’ll feed you candy kisses until your bones ache for me,
‘til you forget what clean air tastes like
without my honey choking your lungs.
Slam me to the wall, bend me over the sink —
I taste sweeter when you’re rough,
don’t be shy now, break that last polite bone in your body.

You wanted this: the poison and the cure,
the sugar that bites your tongue raw.
I hear your heart thundering — you think you can keep up?
I’ll squeeze every drop of virtue out of you,
press your hips deeper ‘til you confess the filth
you only dream at 3 AM.

Mami, te lo juro —
yo soy tu vitamina, tu maldición deliciosa,
your dirty secret that keeps your sheets wet,
your pretty disaster tangled in your sheets.
Taste me one more time — then again —
until the sun crawls up and catches us
dripping, tangled, exhausted but hungry still.

Remember: I taste just like candy,
and this candy was made to break kings.
So dance me, devour me, drown in me —
then beg for another taste.

by Onnaya