And now by invitation I start to see you
Layer by layer I peel away
The surface decorating you
Those feminine jewels
Your eyes, face
Lips and voice
And slowly but surely
Your sex, passion
And illumination become
Lights, camera, action
Revving me up
And I fall into you.
The movie of your life starts to unfold
Frame by frame my eyes
Receive you but by bit
Those alluring pieces
Your visuals, echoes
And sensuality
Verses spinning rhymes
In three, two, one
Diminish my defenses
Unraveling your mystery
Your undress me
To discover the real you.
Why do fish swim so far up stream?
To mate and make love
Slowly to transform
Two lives as one
Such impeccable souls
Strip to become a pair
An integration in nude
Naked surrender
A star forming nebula
Your colors reveal us
Anew in dreamy hues
Unfolding me and you.
Copyright © 2022 Charles Edward York
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