He Loved His Motorcycle By Kevin M. Hibshman

She was fast.

She was fierce.

She gleamed like a wish come true.

He cleaned and polished her.

He revved her engine just to hear her orgasmic sounds drown out the world.

He often got hard while riding her.

Feeling her throb between his legs until he too was throbbing, even leaking a bit.

The ride became a hot tryst they shared like a secret.

One night he had a terrible nightmare.

He had dreamed he walked outside and she was gone.

He woke in a cold sweat and ran down the stairs, out the side door and to his panting 

relief, she was there.

“ No one could ride you like I do, baby,” he whispered hoarsely to her.

He loved his motorcycle perhaps more than anyone or anything else.

He felt she understood him and his need for the wanton pleasure of escape, more and more a luxury in

a callous and cruel world where no one noticed him without her.

Kevin M. Hibshman has had poems published in many journals and magazines world wide.

 In addition, he has edited his poetry zine, Fearless, since 1990 and is the author of sixteen chapbooks including Love Sex Death Dreams (Green Bean Press, 2000) and Incessant Shining (Alternating Current, 2011).

His current book Just Another Small Town Story from Whiskey City Press is currently available on Amazon.