Harbour Side

Neville

Harbour Side

 

The moon this night

Is ours

My very special friend

Tis ripe and ready for

The taking

Bathe naked in its glow

And stack those pretty

Smiles of yours

In row pon row on row

 

Then keep those eyes

Wide open gazing  

Glazed till overcome

He wants to take you

By the harbour

Where gulls bad boys and

Voyeurs queue and argue

Each vying for a better view

 

Yes twas there in spite of 

Saline sea sprayed wetness

Each enjoyed so much

That both were overcome

Face down and barely moving

Pleading long and loud tho

Like they’d not done since

They were very very young

 

Oh’ love I need to feel you

Pulsing pushing stroking

Do come inside I beg thee

Then afterwards when

Hardly breathing aching tho

On harbour side until the very

End of ends I’m yours

My very very special friend

 

 

  • Author: Neville (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 18th, 2019 00:54
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 74
  • Users favorite of this poem: Fay Slimm., dusk arising.
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Comments9

  • Goldfinch60

    Superb sensuous soliloquy.

    • Neville

      How cool is that.... bless ya GF60...... Neville

    • Fay Slimm.

      This invitation will move to the core that special friend - of that I am sure Nev ---- with all its assertions I do assure you it leaves this reader breathless........... saved into faves.

      • Neville

        I am truly honoured and true... thank you Fay... thank you very much indeed.... Neville

        • Fay Slimm.

          Thanks should be from me - - My pleasure and sure Nev. - - the write ends with such appeal. - - - - - A classic no doubt after reading again..

        • 1 more comment

        • orchidee

          A fine write Neville. I will bring Fido along to bark at them voyeurs.
          I would said shuperb shensous etc too, but I been on the sherry, as you see!

          • Neville

            shank shu sho verry such... Z

            • orchidee

              I'm a pest. I keep adding water to sherry, whisky, etc. They will shoot me for it on here! lol.

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            • dusk arising

              Therein is love, adventure and devotion. The stuff of classic poetry and a must for my fav's.
              Thank you Neville, a joy to read.

              • Neville

                You really are most kind.. thank you DA .. I really am grateful .. Neville

              • Michael Edwards

                A real poets poem - beautifully written.

                • Neville

                  How very kind, thank you Michael.... N

                • Suresh

                  Ever think of written a PG-13, erotic novel?

                  • Neville

                    what is a PG 13 erotic novel my friend?

                    • Suresh

                      I read your poem as sensual and erotic,
                      Did I go off on a tangent?

                    • 3 more comments

                    • kevin browne

                      A grand write, my friend.

                      • Neville

                        thank you sir.. tis a much appreciated visit you have blessed me with .... N

                        • kevin browne

                          And, I'll bless you again just for safe keeping.

                        • SerenWise

                          Beautifully sensual and personal imagery, nicely done

                          • Neville

                            Many thanks my friend ... Neville

                          • Cassie58

                            What an incredibly sensual piece of poetry Neville, discovered here in your archives. Wonderfully written and not likely to be forgotten either. A masterpiece in a beautiful scenic setting.

                            • Neville

                              Thank you so much for trawling back in time and resurrecting this particular little scribble Cassie .. I owe ya one my friend .. Neville



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