These wet
and slippery
tongues caress one
another,
as lovers share
the same
hot breath.
A niggling,
ticklish
drop of sweat,
waterslides
down the small
of her back,
and joins the droplets,
the rivulets of desire,
the slick anatomy
finding and
reuniting with
one another,
resulting in
the grandest,
and most sumptuous
mystery of all:
how can so much
moisture
cause so much fire?
Oh, good question. You have expressed this facet of fire very well. Nice to see you here, Buddah!
ReplyDeleteAh, the mystery of life and love! Thanks!
DeleteHow indeed! Your poem is alive!
ReplyDeleteThanks, I agree!
DeleteWow. Good stuff #blushes
ReplyDeleteYay! #blushes! #thatmeansyourbloodisflowing
Deletehahah - a mystery in itself - whew
ReplyDeleteThanks! Glad you liked.
DeleteThis is a fiery HOT one, Mosk. Smiles.
ReplyDeleteAs fires tend to be - thanks!
DeleteOh gosh!! This is one passionate write!
ReplyDeleteGlad that came through, thanks.
DeleteOh, deliciously sensual and HOT.
ReplyDeleteThanks, anything delicious is good.
DeleteYum!! This is a delicious poem, Buddah! I enjoyed every drop and rivulet...beautifully expressed. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you enjoyed every drop. :) Thanks, Mosk
DeleteHa ha .. good question :)
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteMakes me think of raincoats;)
ReplyDeleteRaincoats? That's kinky! Thanks.
Deleteaw...the words do ignite Fire...beautifully Hot..(chuckle)..
ReplyDeleteThat's what *she* said. Thanks, Mosk
DeleteIt is a wonderful thing when two souls who truly resonate with one another meet and create such a fine paradox!
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting me at poetryofthenetherworld.blogspot.com
Agreed... and thanks!
DeleteYou write about one of the best aspects of fire - the one created by passion. Nice.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind comment.
DeleteSensuous.
ReplyDeleteI tried. Thanks.
DeleteHeavens. I need a cold shower, now. ;) Or a date night with my hot hubby.
ReplyDeleteHow about a cold shower with your hot hubby? Thanks for the compliment.
ReplyDeleteAh, indeed! Steamy and fiery... Well-penned!
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