She unwraps me
and imagines a new lover.
My hard and dark
bittersweet soul
was designed
to tease and savor.
She breathes in
my heady scent
and remembers
her first time,
and she is
transported again
and again and again
to my narcotic netherworld.
Seeing no one around,
she teases me,
gliding me over
her pink pillow lips,
my soft edges tickling her
and eliciting
a conspiratorial smile.
I bask in her worship
and glow in her love.
Her fingertips are warm
and I begin softly melting
from the desire
coursing through her.
She places me
on her tongue,
so warm and slippery
and I brace myself
for the slow steady force
of her bite.
The pressure is divine
and with one snap,
I am broken
and swimming ecstatically
in her mouth.
I giggle helplessly
as she rolls me,
left then right
then presses me up
against her palate,
and I am singing to her
an unrestrained Yes!
She gently tosses
her head back
and I begin
the long
lovely
descent down
her waiting
alabaster throat,
and she feels me
rushing and tingling
through her whole being.
With another bite
I happily and
shamelessly surrender
crying breathlessly,
yes! take me!
consume me!
give me my reason!
and suddenly,
my chocolate wrapper
lies empty
and discarded,
but I am
complete,
for I have been united
with my beloved.
[Posted for D'Verse Poets - come along and play!]
"These aren't poems. They're more like speeches from a movie that will never be made."
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Thursday, June 09, 2016
Wednesday, January 13, 2016
Room Service Banana Split Sundae (for Anita)
The only way
to improve upon
a room-service delivered
banana split sundae
is to slowly lick it off
the naked backside
of a freshly
blooming
paramour
in a furtive,
anonymous hotel room
in a city
far, far away.
[Written for http://poetryblogroll.blogspot.com/2016/01/poets-united-midweek-motif-food.html ]
to improve upon
a room-service delivered
banana split sundae
is to slowly lick it off
the naked backside
of a freshly
blooming
paramour
in a furtive,
anonymous hotel room
in a city
far, far away.
[Written for http://poetryblogroll.blogspot.com/2016/01/poets-united-midweek-motif-food.html ]
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