The moonlight lingers over us three
You, me and her, naked
Sprawling in sexual repose
Breasts whose relaxed state
Lie sideways or in valleys
Only hours before touched me
And took turns being gorged
By eager hungry mouths
Gleaming with saliva
Decorated in kisses.
Our lovemaking so torrid yet sensual
You, me and her, so hot
So cool now and sleeping
The raw aroma of lust
Hanging still in the night air
Barely as if a bossa nova
Plays the echoes
Twister game of arms
And legs wrapping, opening
So organs could dance.
Our wonder world breathes in time
You, me and her, pure joy
Holding hands and so much more
We kiss, we swallow
In endless slow strokes of flesh
Our union of three rhythms
Moving together as before
A trinity of cherishing souls
Speaking the same tongue.
Sea salt and lava lamps glow around
You, me and her, here
In tranquil abide with the dark
Holding the air ever so still
As a blanket of mutual pleasure
How eyes open to savor
The cool breeze from the Seine
Inspiring embracing once more
As we three intertwine
And love, just love.
Copyright © 2020 Charles Edward York
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