lustfully, greedily

dusk arising



it was his way
anticipation
let her breathe a while
maturity would reward him
upon moistened lips
his tongue would savour
oh aromatic thrill
his fingers began to caress
curves of pleasure
yes
full bodied
and beautifully rounded
now!
no more teasing
he knew she was ready
he drank of her
lustfully
greedily
head swimming
with sheer delight
savouring her finesse
he'd waited
and here at last
gratification
no immature cheap tart taint
of the barrel room here
but a fine rich burgundy wine



 

 

  • Author: dusk arising (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 11th, 2021 02:51
  • Comment from author about the poem: From pouring over the pleasures of her full body yesterday.
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  • orchidee

    Well, I'm glad someone's having fun here! Fido won't let me have any 'excitement' - well, not much! heehee.

    • dusk arising

      Fido knows your secrets with the communion wine orchi. Those longing looks he gives you when all he gets are a few communion wafers and a bowl of water. There are some great you tube vids of dogs under the affluence of inkerhol.

      The first one of these is fido singing one of your hymns. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=110Za0Otu2k&list=RD110Za0Otu2k&start_radio=1

    • orchidee

      Fido's good, but a pest at times. I will put him out in the garden for a while. lol.

    • L. B. Mek

      well, with each evaporating hint
      of nuanced heat, emanating
      from these winking lines
      of innuendo's: delights
      we can only assume,
      you really enjoyed that bottle last night eh Dusk?.. lol
      another fun read, thanks for sharing dear poet

    • Jerry Reynolds

      Lordy, Lordy, Dusk had a party.

    • Goldfinch60

      I have been there with my 'head swimming in sheer delight' but in my case it was a fine Rioja.

      Andy



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