for you
How I long to bathe in the essence of you.
How I yearn, my love, to feel your weight upon me, crushed under the blanket of your body… and so deliciously surrendered.
The gates of my secret garden no longer closed, forlorn, open only for you, holder of the key.
Enter gently, ignore my pleas as my legs embrace your hips… then fill me with all of you.
Hold me in your arms as we soar ever higher to realms of ecstasy unknown
beyond the connubial bliss of earthly desires fired, still, fill me with all of you.
How I long to bathe in your sacred essence and so deliciously surrender. Only you, my holder of the key to realms of ecstasy unknown.
TomorrowThrilling, the thought to lay in
his arms . . . enjoying the scent of his hair. Ravishing, the thought to have a
nibble . . . tasting those lips . . .and
elsewhere Dangerous to look too deep in the
eyes, others may notice and be surprised. But we speak each morning and I
linger a while, glancing away ‘tween words and
smiles. When our eyes do meet, it is
delicious and utterly, wondrously pernicious. I peer over my cup, enjoy the last
sip and find him standing before me. Resisting a thought, I bite my lip, and promise to return . . .Domani!
(Domani - Italian for tomorrow) (Written for a persistant 'Casanova' I once knew, someone who spoke no German, but French, English and Russian. Who used to drop very erotic poetry in my mailbox. It was Germany. 1996. I left this poem once on his car...)(for Whatsisname) She Passes
Denial won't hide the fire in your eyes nor your subtle, intriguing seduction
and I
To your intent naive no longer nor unaware of delicious danger, lust tempts me to make exception
yet I
Not wanting to be one of many, suspect you think me a conquest expecting, "give in, she must!"
Silly, the lass? With a sigh, I shall pass this tempting issue between us!
Forever, never more?
Me
thinks my ribald,
errant ways of
long past days are
gone forever, though
perhaps not for ‘ever more’. (Time,
being at times a relative thing.) Convinced
of this I
am sometimes - until
taken by my own surprise at
imagined flings and
ardent attraction to
tight panted bulge, and
fantasies about figs. Perhaps
I’ve become particular or
less inclined to indulge. Best
left closed, that door. Who
knows what is behind? Certainly
not I, not being one for
the extracurricular and
such parlour games as ‘paramour’. Perhaps
I am affected by
not much any longer, having
found a higher fate of things. So
I tell myself, with clever vernacular though
a little unconvinced: Ah,
well… perhaps
this state is not ‘forever more’.
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