Spontaneous Combustion

MDStone

Spontaneous Combustion

The fire caught a draft and it flashed

The heat was intense as the flames roared

The landscape was so dry from drought

And a fire raged that would not be put out

Two bodies consumed like an inferno

Fully engulfed by passion’s flames

The flames licking at your mouth

Then slowly advance down to the south

You moan as the fire takes control

Suddenly an ecstatic explosion sends shock waves through the air

Like fireworks exploding in the night sky fair

Grabbing on firmly to the fire hose

You take command of the scene

Determined to douse the whole place

You manipulate the spigot with grace

Soon the pressure builds dangerously high

And the hose takes on a life of its on

The spray escapes with a mighty force

Drawing it out from the hydrants source

Till all lay quietly burned by desire’s heat

Smoke still rising from the ashes piled

The smell of heated members remain

Will the smoldering fire combust again

  • Author: MDStone (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 21st, 2021 20:32
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • L. B. Mek

    firstly, your overall metaphor is apt
    and intensely vivid,
    I also really like your tightrope routine, between
    flagrant wording and suggestively bold imagery..
    a clever write, an immersive read
    and a poetic depiction
    of that innate animalistic element of humanity's natural sensuality, of sexual desire..
    a good read/depiction, thanks for sharing



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