Dear neighbor,
Sometimes I wonder: do you think about me in ways I don’t think about you? When you come to mind, for me, it’s “I hope they didn’t use our trash bin again,” or “why do we keep getting their mail” or “Didn’t they move?”
Is it the same for you? Or is it… different? More? I often wonder, dear neighbor, if you watch me in my yard; when I take the dog out and don’t bother to tie my robe all the way closed, or rush to cover the lawn chairs when it starts to rain and I forget a shirt.
Do you think of me, standing in your doorway? Water pooling at my feet, dripping of the long curling locks of dark hair that frame my face, broad chest heaving slightly having run to you for shelter? Of how the dampness might cause the thin grey fabric of my house pants to cling to my skin, letting you steal a glimpse at the outline of my cock when you think I’m not looking?
Do you touch yourself to me?